It is rare for the head of a regulatory agency like the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) to emerge as a central figure in popular and political discourse. But in his short time as FCC chair, Brendan Carr—through his public criticism of …
By Christopher Terry & Erik Ugland
112 Va. L. Rev. Online 162
Federal Indian law is experiencing a crisis of faith. In United States v. Kagama, decided 140 years ago, the Supreme Court granted Congress a “plenary” power over Indian affairs, rooted not in the Constitution, but rather in a paternalistic duty to …
By Nicole Emory
112 Va. L. Rev. 1385