Minnesota Law Review

Volume 109

Vol. 109: Iss. 1

If Lived Experience Could Speak: A Method for Repairing Epistemic Violence in Law and the Legal Academy

Informed Bystanders' Duty to Warn

Lawyering in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Repurposed Energy

Reconstruction, and the Unfulfilled Promise of Antitrust

Definite Convictions: United States v. Alt and the Seventh Circuit's Prohibition on Defining "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt"

As Punishment for Arrests: Involuntary Servitude Under the Housekeeping Exception to the Thirteenth Amendment

May Contain Peanuts, Eggs, and a "Natural" Solution: How to Challenge Food Manufacturers' Harmful Use of Precautionary Allergen Labels

Vol. 109: Iss. 2

Green Gatekeepers

Taxing Sugar Babies

Not-So-Special Solicitude

Reconceptualizing "Background Principles" in Takings Law

Protecting Minnesota's Whistleblowers: Ending the Application of McDonnell Douglas to the Minnesota Whistleblower Act

Forgotten Victims: Exploring the Right to Family Integrity as a Form of Redress for Children of Wrongfully Convicted Parents

"Key" Tam: Giving Teeth to Federal Data Security Enforcement

Vol. 109: Iss. 3

Diversity Messaging After Affirmative Action

Law for the Rich

Unpunishment Purposes

Debt, Work, and the State

Investor Justice

150 Years of Detox: How Inadequate Dietary Supplement Regulation Undermines Consumer Safety in the Weight Loss Industry

Vol. 109: Iss. 4

Judging Demeanor

A Democratic Participation Model for Corporate Goverance

Minimal Justiciability

Equity for American Indian Families

Legal Academia's White Gaze

Who Watches the Watchers?: FINRA, Self-Regulatory Organizations, and the Next Evolution of Appointment and Removal Jurisprudence

Asking the Rights Questions: An Emgerency Action Exception to the Major Questions Doctrine

Vol. 109: Iss. 5

Racial Disparities in Crime-Based Removal Proceedings

Toward a Dynamic View of Corporate Purpose

Forced Arbitration in the Fortune 500

Suspecting with Data

Against Attorney General Self-Referral in Immigration Law

Building Bridges: Queer Rights in and out of the Courts

Closing in on the Patent Troll: State Legislatures’ Role in Combatting Trolling Behavior

Vol. 109: Iss. 6

Foreward: Environmental and Energy Regulation Reformation: Challenges and Solutions After West Virginia v. EPA, Sackett v. EPA, and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo

The Bogeyman of Environmental Regulation: Federalism, Agency Preemption, and the Roberts Court

Filling the Sackett Gap: The Private Governance Option

The Impact of Loper Bright v. Raimondo: An Empirical Review of the First Six Months

Water Flowing Down Wall Street

The Four Horseman of the New Separation of Powers: The Environmental Law Implications of West Virginia, Sackett, Loper Bright, and Corner Post

Catching Nutients in a Net: Collective Action, Institutional Impediments, and the Mississippi River Watershed

Renewable Energy Federalism 2.0

The Clean Water Act and Avoidance Creep