Vol. 54, No. 1, Spring 2019

by Harvard Law Development | Mar 25, 2019 | Volumes |

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Articles

Anti-Resilience: A Roadmap for Transformational Justice within the Energy System
Shalanda H. Baker

Of Dress and Redress: Student Dress Restrictions in Constitutional Law and Culture
Deborah M. Ahrens and Andrew M. Siegel

Crimsumerism: Combating Consumer Abuses in the Criminal Legal System
Alex Kornya, Danica Rodarmel, Brian Highsmith, Mel Gonzalez, and Ted Mermin

Mandatory Arbitration Stymies Progress Towards Justice in Employment Law: Where To, #MeToo?
Jean R. Sternlight

For Love and Affection: Elder Care and the Law’s Denial of Intra-Family Contracts
Nina A. Kohn

Notes

A Constitutional Right to Appointed Counsel for the Children of America’s Refugee Crisis
Andrew Leon Hanna

Redrawing The Line: Retroactive Sentence Reductions, Mass Incarceration, and the Battle Between Justice and Finality
Nathaniel W. Reisinger

Incorporating Police Provocation into the Fourth Amendment “Reasonableness” Calculus: A Proposed Post-Mendez Agenda
Ryan Hartzell C. Balisacan

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CR-CL is live blogging the Semi-Final Round of the Ames Moot Court Competition tonight! Check out our updates starting at 6:15 pm EST at https://harvardcrcl.org/ames-semi-final-round-march-9-2020/

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This weekend, we celebrated 55 years of pushing the bounds of legal scholarship. Special thanks to our keynote speaker @vanitaguptaCR, our more than thirty panelists, and our entire CR-CL community. To the next 55!

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Thank you so much @daliejimenez and Jonathan Glater for speaking with CR-CL about student debt as a racial justice issue!

Be sure to check out Professors Jimenez's and Glater's upcoming article in CR-CL Volume 55.1!

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We're now accepting student writing submissions for Vol. 56.1 on any topic related to civil rights or civil liberties! Get your submission in to eics.crcl.vol.56@gmail.com by Wed., 3/4/20. For more information, visit https://harvardcrcl.org/submit/.

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Molly Coleman @molly_coleman·

We need to get the #FAIRAct through the Senate—but until that happens, it's up to states to respond to the forced arbitration crisis. Fantastic new @HarvardCRCL post from @BennJennett & @daveyseligman on how states can take action.

#EndForcedArbitration

https://harvardcrcl.org/sunshine-is-not-enough-state-responses-to-the-enforcement-crisis-caused-by-forced-arbitration/

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Andrew Siegel @Amsprof·

Still hoping that courts will revive a general liberty or expression right to student dress freedom as @djuna22 and I advocated in @HarvardCRCL. In the meantime, Equal Protection, Free Exercise, and compelled speech doing a decent job policing the boundaries of gov’t overreach. https://twitter.com/galenleigh/status/1199442702582059008

galen sherwin@galenleigh

Another thing to be thankful for this week: declaratory judgment finding that the provision of Charter Day School dress code requiring girls to wear skirts violates Equal Protection, & order permanently enjoining the school from establishing or enforcing the provision. Justice!

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Steven Palmer @TheStevenPalmer·

As someone who used to assist accused students in Title IX proceedings, I think I’m in a good position to say that DeVos’s “due process” regs are unnecessary and dangerous. When they were proposed, I wrote about it for @HarvardCRCL’s blog: http://harvardcrcl.org/why-betsy-devo… https://twitter.com/azbrodsky/status/1192104171664822274

Alexandra Brodsky@azbrodsky

We are expecting @BetsyDeVosED’s final regulations on Title IX and sexual harassment within the month. Based on the previously published proposed rules, we have good reason to think they will be bad.

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CR-CL's annual HLS Ames Final Live-blog is LIVE with blow-by-blow commentary by Nicole Franklin as the student competitors face-off before a panel of judges, including Judge Merrick Garland! https://harvardcrcl.org/2019-ames-moot-court-finals-live-blog/.

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