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Julian Aiken
Reconstructing State Intervention in Pregnancy to Empower New Zealand Women
Taylor Clare Burgess
Salary History and Pay Parity: Assessing Prior Salary History as a “Factor Other Than Sex” in Equal Pay Act Litigation
Jennifer Safstrom
Resuscitating the Black Body: Reproductive Justice as Resistance to the State’s Property Interest in Black Women’s Reproductive Capacity
Jill C. Morrison
Volume 31, Issue 1, Full Issue 2019
Yale Journal of Law And Feminism
A Conversation with Jan Deutsch
Bonnie Collier
7 October, 2019
Cesar Zapata
An Illusion of Safety: Why Congress Should Let FISA's Lone Wolf Amendment Expire
Salvatore J. Minopoli II
Winner - Eakring
Paul Martin
Winner - A Constant State of Panic
Shannon Eddy
Finalist - The Fifth Act
Charlie Bullock
Finalist - Ode to Manhattan
Anna Kaul
Finalist - Pumaya
Solomon Akesseh
6 September, 2019
Cesar Zapata
5 May, 2019
Cesar Zapata
Letter from John Livingston to Hon. Thomas Nelson, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Oregon Territory. New York, N.Y., 1852 July 5.
John Livingston
Demanding Better, An Oral History
Taonga Leslie
The Reverse-Entanglement Principle: Why Religious Arbitration of Federal Rights Is Unconstitutional
Sophia Chua-Rubenfeld and Frank J. Costa, Jr.
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