Volume 111

Judicial Review of Emergency Powers in Banking and Financial Regulation

Banking and finance are arcane industries that often elude popular understanding, so courts, Congress, and the American public have largely delegated their regulation to federal agencies with considerable decision-making autonomy, affecting …

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Volume 111

Victory: How a Lawyer, a Minister, and Twenty Professional Football Players Helped End Segregation in Virginia and Professional Sports

As Chapman Law Dean Matthew Parlow has noted, “[a]thletes in professional sports have long sought to use their platforms as celebrities to bring greater societal awareness to issues of social justice and racial inequality.” One of the clearest …

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Volume 111 / Issue 1

Constraining Legislative Expulsion

Every U.S. legislature, from the U.S. Congress to all fifty state legislatures, possesses the constitutional power to expel a member, a power that originated in English Parliament. As recently illustrated by the expulsions of two Tennessee …

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Volume 111 / Issue 1

Regulating Hidden AI Authorship

With the rapid emergence of high-quality generative artificial intelligence (“AI”), some have advocated for mandatory disclosure when the technology is used to generate new text, images, or video. But the precise harms posed by nontransparent uses …

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Volume 111 / Issue 1

Fines, Forfeitures, and Federalism

Fines are ubiquitous in modern society, and they are imposed for both serious crimes and minor civil wrongs. The U.S. Supreme Court recently recognized that the Constitution’s Excessive Fines Clause applies to the states, but that decision raises …

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Judicial Review of Emergency Powers in Banking and Financial Regulation

Banking and finance are arcane industries that often elude popular understanding, so courts, Congress, and the American public have largely delegated their regulation to federal agencies with considerable decision-making autonomy, affecting …

By Samer R. Saffarini
111 Va. L. Rev. Online 134

Victory: How a Lawyer, a Minister, and Twenty Professional Football Players Helped End Segregation in Virginia and Professional Sports

As Chapman Law Dean Matthew Parlow has noted, “[a]thletes in professional sports have long sought to use their platforms as celebrities to bring greater societal awareness to issues of social justice and racial inequality.” One of the clearest …

By Alex B. Long
111 Va. L. Rev. Online 109

Medicaid Act Protections for Gender-Affirming Care

As of June 2024, ten states explicitly and categorically exclude coverage of gender-affirming care (“GAC”) for transgender Medicaid beneficiaries of all ages. Another two states exclude coverage for transgender minor beneficiaries but presumably …

By Katherine Wood
111 Va. L. Rev. Online 82
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