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By: Mark Hager, Volume 108 Staff Member On June 23, 2023, the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Samia v. United States, the latest in …
Each year, millions of Americans rely on public defenders to fulfill their Sixth Amendment right to counsel. Despite being the linchpin of the criminal justice …
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The Virginia Law Review (VLR) Online is excited to announce the topic for our second annual essay competition. This competition is open to all current …
By David Lamb. Full Text. At the same time that the deadly toll of gun violence continues to grow in the U.S., now taking nearly …
By ANNEMARIE FOY. Full Text. Millions of people owe money to the government as a consequence of a criminal charge. But while some of that …
Introduction In the twenty-first-century United States, patents—government grants of exclusive rights to the originator of a new and useful invention—are part of the politics of …
By JOEL S. JOHNSON. Full Text. Both the historic rule of lenity and the new major questions doctrine rest on a fundamental commitment to the …
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Introduction Antitrust law has won.[1] The National College Athletic Association (NCAA)[2] has lost.[3] Or so it seems with the settlement in the House[4] case, which …
Boston University Law Review Online, formerly known as theBoston University Law Review Annex, isBoston University Law Review’s online publication featuring symposia and essays, including invited …