Megan Kang, Princeton University

Laura Stark, Vanderbilt University

In the Name of Protecting Life: The Necropolitics of US Reproductive Healthcare - Lauren M. Fishel, University of Oklahoma

Sanctuary Harm and Mental Health Care - Regina Pessagno, Veterans Health Administration

Street-Level Bureaucracy and Conflicting Rights in Nursing Homes: Safety versus Autonomy - Angela Perone, University of California-Berkeley

Volunteers, employees, and the political economy of de-laboring: Healthy “normal” human subjects of science, 1950-2000 - Laura Stark, Vanderbilt University

Megan Kang, Princeton University

Elizabeth Borland, The College of New Jersey

Algorithmic Scores as Boundary Objects: Risk Assessments and Professional Authority in US Pretrial Hearings - Sino Esthappan, Northwestern University

An Ecology of Rulings - Andres Castro Araujo, Duke University

Property Crime vs. White-Collar Crime: An Experimental Test of Sentencing Recommendations - Kirstie Boyett, Lamar University

Prosecutorial Discretion and Disparities in Hot Car Death Cases - Elizabeth Borland, The College of New Jersey; Mary Nell Trautner, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Jordan Ekstrom, Indiana University-Bloomington; Cameron James Keating, Indiana University-Bloomington; Chloe Elizabeth Burke, The College of New Jersey; Amber Rollins, Kids and Car Safety; Janette Fennell, Kids and Car Safety

The Bureaucratic Organization of Prosecutors' Offices across the United States - Lesley Erin Schneider, North Carolina State University

Megan Kang, Princeton University

Justin Lucas Sola, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Normativity is Not a Replacement for Theory - Ashley T. Rubin, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Pragmatism in Jurisprudence: Holmes’ Application of Dewey’s Philosophy of “Community of Inquiry” in Free Speech Cases - Xiaochen Jin, Beijing Foreign Studies University

Punishment as Care? Reflecting on the Intersections Between Punishment and Care in the Community - Kavya Padmanabhan, Rice University

Human Rights and Responsibilities Under Labor Law - Jerome Braun

Megan Kang, Princeton University

Christopher Nathan Kleps, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay

Anti-Discrimination Policy and Online Access: How States EEO Office’s Educate Citizens and Provide Enforcement Mechanisms - Christopher Nathan Kleps, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay

Forcible Social Displacement in the African American Historical Experience - Marq Riggins, Morehouse College

Soft Law, Hard Problems: Examining NIL Conflicts Between State Laws and NCAA Policy - Kamron C. Cox, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Megan Kang, Princeton University

Defne Over, Texas A&M University-College Station

Authoritarian Legacies and Democratic Backsliding: The Case of Specially Authorized Penal Courts in Turkey - Defne Over, Texas A&M University-College Station

Discursive Elasticity and Field Inertia in the Brazilian Criminal Law Field - Ed Cornelius, University of Minnesota

Empowering Victimhood Through Litigation: Two Trial Cases from the Jeju April 3 Incident - Irene Hyangseon Ahn, American University

Megan Kang, Princeton University

Gabriel Rojas, University of Chicago

Making the Tenant Class: The Role of Racialized Legal Informality in Tenant Class Formation - Ahmed Mori, Johns Hopkins University

Restrictive visa regimes- the legal consciousness of skilled immigrants - Reema Sen, Case Western Reserve University

The Charade: Examining the Legal Construction and Legibility of 'Privileged' Asylum Seekers - Durana Saydee, University of California-Los Angeles

Unsound Science in Policing Technology: Corporate Resistance to Social Activist Critiques - Gabriel Rojas, University of Chicago

Megan Kang, Princeton University