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Guaranteeing the Vote: Executive Pardon Power and the Guarantee Clause

Issue 4

Articles

The Gig Is Rigged: How Gig Companies Exploit Private Law to Entrench Power

Agnieszka McPeak - Gonzaga University School of Law

Why Is Title VII in Retreat? A Socioeconomic Analysis of the Retrenchment of Contemporary Civil Rights Law

Jacob Chabot - Yale Law School

Holding Aggressors Responsible for International Crimes: Implementing the Unequal Enforcement Doctrine

Nancy Amoury Combs - William & Mary Law School

Popular Constitutionalism Inside the Courts: The Search for Popular Meaning

Thomas G. Donnelly - Harvard Law School

Big Data on Contract Interpretation

Farshad Ghodoosi - California State University, Northridge, David Nazarian College of Business & Economics

Tal Kastner - Touro Law Center

Investor Driven Climate Accountability

Kimberly A. Houser - Ostrom Workshop on Data Management and Information Governance, Indiana University; Digital Democracy Lab, William & Mary Law School; Fulbright Specialist, University of Lisbon Law School

Lindsay Sain Jones - Terry College of Business, University of Georgia

Reimagining the Inclusive Jury

Anna Offit - SMU Dedman School of Law

Notes

Congress Shall Make No Law, so Someone Else Should: Why the First Amendment’s “Free Speech” Promise Does Not (and Should Not) Extend to Social Media Companies

Bryan Y. Baniaga - UC Davis School of Law

Guaranteeing the Vote: Executive Pardon Power and the Guarantee Clause

Fernando Torres - UC Davis School of Law