Fall 2018
Symposium Issue
The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America
Articles
Perfecting the Record on Appeal: A Review of The Color of Law:
A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America
Brian Gilmore & Catherine M. Grosso
Missed Chances: Legal History and State Action in the High Civil Rights Era
Jane Dailey
Notes
Airbrushed: Photoshop’s Harmful Effect on Girls and the Need for Legislative Controls on Advertising
Gina Abbadcessa
Good Guys and Good Reasons: Addressing the Constitutionality of Good Reason Right-To-Carry Regulations and the Failures of the “Good Guy with a Gun” Theory
Matthew Hamel
Comments
The Benefit of the Bargainers: How Retailers Are Benefitting from Misinformed Bargain Shoppers and Getting Away with It
Sarah E. Ober
Victim or Perpetrator: The Unconstitutionality of the Massachusetts Statutory Rape Law
Elizabeth Barr
Spring 2019
Symposium Issue
Unwarranted: Policing Without Permission
Articles
The Success of Police Reform: Second Thoughts on Barry Friedman’s Warranted: PolicingWithout Permission, and His Broader Enterprise
Marvin Zalman
Policing in a Democracy Without Privacy
Susan R. Klein & Chloe M. Teeter
Unpoliced
Mary Anne Franks
Comments & Note
The Truth A Lie Will Set You Free: Exclusion of Deputy Sheriffs From the False Reporting Statute
Victoria Reilly
Got “Milk”?: Considerations for and Implications of Plant-Based “Milk” Labeling Regulations
Tatiana Tway
Voting Right Issues Are Not a Thing of the Past: Voter Registrations Disenfranchise Thousands
Katelyn Manning
