Most Recent Additions*
The Death of Custom: Winners and Losers in the Legal Transformation of Peri-Urban Land in Niger
Thomas A. Kelley III
The Use and Disuse of the Magna Carta: Due Process, Juries, and Punishment
Robert W. Emerson and John W. Hardwicke
The Emerging Regime of International Financial Services Regulation
Michael P. Malloy
A King's Word: Pre-1949 Chinese Bonds and a Framework for Pursuing Claims on "Classically" Time-Barred Bonds
Charles C.B. Plambeck
Good Old Chapter 11 in a Pre-Insolvency World: The Growth of Global Reorganization Options
Oscar Couwenberg and Stephen J. Lubben
"A Discriminatory Effect on Women": Implications of Volodina v. Russia in Promulgating Domestic Violence Protection in Russia
Kendra D. Roberts
A Racially Biased Obstacle Course: Apprendi Transformed the Federal Sentencing Guidelines into a Series of Judicial Obstacles; Can Shame Reduce the Racial Disparities
Kallie S. Klein and Susan R. Klein
Apprendi/Booker and Anemic Appellate Review
Nancy Gertner
The Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Some Valedictory Reflections Twenty Years After Apprendi
Frank O. Bowman III
The Sixth and Eighth Amendment Nexus and the Future of Mandatory Sentences
William W. Berry III
Apprendi's Two Constitutional Rights
Kate Stith
Handling Aggravating Facts After Blakely: Findings from Five Presumptive-Guidelines States
Nancy J. King
The Sixth Amendment Sentencing Right and Its Remedy
Carissa Byrne Hessick
Apprendi at 20: Reviving the Jury's Role in Sentencing
Stephanos Bibas
*Updated as of 07/28/21.