Public Policy

Is the Obstruction Doctrine the Key to AI Governance?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is the Obstruction Doctrine the Key to AI Governance?

The rapid acceleration of generative pre-trained transformers and specialized machine learning models has precipitated a complex jurisdictional clash between federal oversight and individual state mandates. Current technological development thrives on data portability and standardized application

GAO Finds Banking Regulators Fail to Cut Obsolete Rules
Corporate & Financial Law GAO Finds Banking Regulators Fail to Cut Obsolete Rules

The United States Government Accountability Office recently released a detailed report revealing that federal banking regulators have largely failed to eliminate outdated or unnecessary regulations despite a clear statutory mandate to streamline the existing financial oversight framework. Under the

Does the Clean Air Act Make Deregulation a Zero-Sum Game?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Does the Clean Air Act Make Deregulation a Zero-Sum Game?

The persistent regulatory friction between federal environmental mandates and the pursuit of aggressive industrial expansion has reached a critical juncture where every policy shift triggers immediate consequences for the national economy. When the federal government attempts to roll back specific

How Will the Faster Labor Contracts Act Impact Employers?
Civil Law How Will the Faster Labor Contracts Act Impact Employers?

The landscape of American labor relations is currently undergoing its most significant transformation since the mid-twentieth century as the Faster Labor Contracts Act introduces a mandatory, high-speed mechanism for finalizing initial union agreements. Historically, the National Labor Relations

Why Did Daniel Meltvedt's Call for Help Turn Fatal?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Why Did Daniel Meltvedt's Call for Help Turn Fatal?

The tragic intersection of neurodivergence and law enforcement often results in irreversible consequences that force a community to re-examine its emergency response protocols. In the summer of 2025, a young man in Irvine, California, placed a call to 911 during a severe psychiatric episode,

How Can History and Policy Solve the Global Housing Crisis?
Regulatory & Administrative Law How Can History and Policy Solve the Global Housing Crisis?

The persistent struggle to secure affordable urban housing has transformed from a localized economic concern into a defining global challenge of the mid-twenties, requiring a radical shift in how policymakers view land use. At the University of Cambridge, Una Corbett, a Gates Cambridge Scholar, is

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