The increasing deployment of digital infrastructures in cities highlights challenges in how
people shape the conditions of data production that shape their cities and lives. As such, the …

Fina7y, the Article outlines a new, realisdc version ffair notice. This version seeks to protect
two distinct alues embedded in fair-notice discussions:(1) public foreseeabilit, and (2) …

Qui tam is a procedural device that has been part of the American legal landscape since
well before the founding era. Today, however, qui tam is under attack. Scholars and litigants …

Proponents of toughening the nondelegation doctrine invoke original meaning. Confronted
with the many congressional statutes that broadly delegated power in the 1790s, they claim …

Regulatory managerialism has been defined as the practice of importing techniques
developed in the context of business management into regulatory domains. As many have …

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting has become a mainstay of corporate
and investment decisionmaking, although not without controversy. Corporations are …

On the heels of the US Supreme Court's decision in West Virginia v. Environmental
Protection Agency, the “major questions” doctrine quickly came to be perceived as the most …

This Article identifies a set of possible regulations that could be used both to make the
search market more competitive and simultaneously ameliorate the harms flowing from …

Structural constitutionalism and administrative law literature discusses norms in narrow and
disjointed ways. 1 Both scholars and the Supreme Court parse the structural provisions of …

The “public” is everywhere and nowhere in contemporary public law. Everywhere, in that the
term is constantly invoked to justify and explain existing arrangements. Nowhere, in that …