Ours is an era of populist police oversight. Footage from cell phones and police officers'
body-worn cameras, amplified by both traditional and social media, has offered the …

Conventionally understood, regulatory takings doctrine protects property owners from
significant, adverse changes in the law. The paradigmatic example of a regulatory taking …

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Many people assume that what morally justifies private ownership of property is either
individual freedom or social welfare, defined in terms of maximizing personal preference …

Existing uses occupy a special place in property law. A use, once established, is imbued
with an expectation that it may continue to exist, even in the face of regulatory change. Once …

In the ancient tale of his journey home, Ulysses hears of an island of Sirens whose sweet
songs lure men to their deaths. 1 To pre-empt his future self from succumbing to the …

Traditional perceptions of tax exceptionalism from administrativelaw doctrines and
requirements have been predicated at least in part on the importance of the tax code's …

Precedent occupies an intriguing place in American legal discourse. The prospect of
deference to past decisions, even decisions that are dubious or erroneous, has spawned its …

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Horizontal equity is the principle that people who earn equal income should owe equal tax. It
has gotten a bad name. Although horizontal equity remains a textbook criterion oftax …