Volume 39 Issue 1 2021 Article Fly in the Face of Bias: Algorithmic Bias in Law Enforcement's Facial Recognition Technology and the Need for an Adaptive Legal Framework Peter N.K. Schuetz View Full Article In This Issue Prologue Remarks by Chairman Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (VA-03) Still Strangers in the Land: Achievement Barriers, Burdens, and Bridges Facing African American Students Within Predominantly White Law Schools Vote Denial and Defense: Reaffirming the Constitutionality of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act The Edges are Bleeding: Constitutional Proxies and Imprisoned Trans Bodies in Edmo and Gibson A Disability Studies Perspective on the Legal Boundaries of Fat and Disability A Call to Congress: A Constitutional Indian Child Welfare Act is Not a Flawless Indian Child Welfare Act Fly in the Face of Bias: Algorithmic Bias in Law Enforcement's Facial Recognition Technology and the Need for an Adaptive Legal Framework