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An Infographic Based on “When Petitioners Seek Custody in Domestic Violence Court and Why We Should Take Them Seriously” By Suzanne Reynolds and Ralph Peeples by the Wake Forest Law Review

Kentucky v. King: The One Where the Supreme Court Dishonors the Warrant Requirement in Drug Cases by Elizabeth Sargeant

Time to Stand: Exploring the Past, Present, and Future of Nonhuman Animal Standing by Emma A. Maddux

Knowledge in the People: Rethinking “Value” in Public Rulemaking Participation by Farina, Epstein, Heidt, Newhart, and CeRI

Regulating Data Mining Post-Sorrell: Using HIPAA to Restrict Marketing Uses of Patients’ Private Medical Information by Beverly Cohen

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Collateral Damage: Protecting Cultural Heritage in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine by Zoe Niesel

GPS “Bullets” and the Fourth Amendment by Matthew F. Meyers

Considering Patricia Millett for the D.C. Circuit by Carl Tobias

The Third Amendment, Privacy and Mass Surveillance by Steven I. Friedland

Nigger, Please! by Gregory S. Parks

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Collecting Cases:
A Fourth Circuit Blog

Upcoming Special Edition Post and Summer Hiatus by Karon Fowler

Timeliness Required for § 455 Recusals by Karon Fowler

4th Circuit Denies Plainly Unreasonable Prison Sentence by Kim Sokolich

Fourth Circuit Explains Limitations Placed on Local Governments by Telecommunications Act: Summary Judgment for T-Mobile Affirmed by Jordan Crews

Baltimore County Found to Have Violated ADEA by Alina Buccella

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