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Current Issue: Volume 93, Issue 2 (2024)
Lead Articles
Across the Aggregation-Entity Divide: Personal Jurisdiction, Standing, and the Nature of the Class Action
Charles Hill
Seizing Welfare from the Bankrupt
Michael D. Sousa
From Evictions to Innovations: The 2024 Access to Justice Symposium in Review
Pavan Parikh and Nick Zingarelli
Expanding Access to Justice Through Regulatory Reform and Innovation: Arizona Lessons from the Past, Present, and Future
Samuel A. Thumma
Student Notes and Comments
Dignity Defended, Privacy Preserved: A Call for Improved Legal Safeguards to Shield Victims of Intimate Crimes from Public Scrutiny
Madeline E. Brown
Colliding Doctrines: How SFFA v. Harvard Impacts Public University Officials' Legal Protections
Christo Fosse
Challenging the Juridical Link: Standing, Class Actions, and Article III's Limitations
Sebastian W. Johnson