On September 10 & 11, 2026, UCLA School of Law hosted a symposium honoring the 25th anniversary of the attacks on September 11, 2001. This symposium brought together legal scholars, practitioners, and others from across various disciplines to...
In this episode, we are joined by Professor Justin Levitt, a nationally recognized scholar of constitutional law and the law of democracy at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Professor Levitt served as the White House’s first Senior Policy Advisor...
Abstract This Article examines the role of lawyers in the ascent of American autocracy. It analyzes that role in relation to the development and innovation of the autocratic legal playbook: the repertoire of tactics for mobilizing law to degrade...
Social media platforms claim to champion free speech, yet their relentless pursuit of maximal engagement undermines the very autonomy that free speech principles are designed to protect. This Comment argues that platforms’ engagement-seeking...
Prison transfers have the power to destroy viable civil rights claims advanced by litigants who are incarcerated against prison officials. These prison transfers can be and have been employed as a litigation tactic to moot claims for relief and...
