This is not a music review. It’s a proposal for a jurisprudential methodology that takes its organising metaphor from music theory but its critical object from law's refusal to register what its own c...

According to a new report from The Guardian, ICE has been detaining a record number of pregnant women since Donald Trump’s return to office. According to records obtained by the paper, the agency also...

Hundreds of workers who’ve contracted silicosis are suing the artificial stone industry for billions. While California weighs a ban on fabricating the product, the manufacturers’ defenders in Congress...

Impunity for U.S. atrocities after 9/11 paved the way for rank authoritarianism and forever war—all of it enabled by an imperial Supreme Court.

Can someone make the madness end? Or are we simply doomed to demented discourse and intolerable double standards and spineless opposition forever?

Andrew Baker responds to Tyler Austin Harper

Dutch data protection authorities have fined Uber nearly $1 billion, saying the ride-hailing company used automated software to suspend driver accounts, sometimes permanently with no human review to check for mistakes.

Shift in monitoring methods has led to revenue boost for Geo Group, a private prison firm, that also makes the device

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The University of Minnesota Press is known for its boundary breaking editorial program in the humanities and social sciences.

The coronavirus crisis is overwhelming New York’s system for burying the dead.

Terrance Hayes explores how Emmett Till has become a haunting, powerful figure in Black poetry.

Usually it's not great when a person in power tells others to just give up and do what they want.

America’s finest young scholars competed to mark their country's birthday. It led to a disputed finish in the age of mistrust.

A reflection on the Jewish Museum’s Paul Klee exhibit

Contemporary proponents of law and economics claim to have abandoned the idea that law is an instrument for maximizing economic efficiency and wealth. Corporate law scholars haven't yet heard the good...

Silky Shah maps the vulnerabilities of the deportation machine.