Volume 103, Number 7

Contents

Articles & Responses

The Carceral Home
Kate Weisburd
Page 1879

Online Racialization and the Myth of Colorblind Content Policy

Page 1929

Response: Reducing Hate Online: The Myth of Colorblind Content Policy by Ángel Díaz
Richard Delgado & Jean Stefancic
Page 1985

Cause, Effect, and the Structure of the Social World

Megan T. Stevenson

Page 2001

Response: Knowledge Generation and Uncertainty in an Unpredictable Social World
Benjamin Pyle
Page 2049

Justice Delayed: Government Officials’ Authority To Wind Down Constitutional Violations

Neil H. Buchanan & Michael C. Dorf

Page 2065

Response: Wind-Down Authority Across the St. Lawrence: A Response to Buchanan and Dorf
Alyssa S. King
Page 2113

Democracy’s Bureaucracy: The Complicated Case of Voter Registration Lists

Page 2123

Response: Electoral Maintenance
Douglas M. Spencer
Page 2199

Notes

Changing All The Time: AI’s Impact on Humanity’s Role in Common Law Development and Interpretation

Sam Bates Norum

Page 2215

The Federalism Arms Race over Abortion

Catherine Caine MacCarthy

Page 2251

Special Event

A Conversation on the Carceral Home
Ngozi Okidegbe, Kate Weisburd, Emmett Sanders, and James Kilgore
Event Trasncript

On February 8, 2024, scholars Ngozi Okidegbe, Kate Weisburd, Emmett Sanders, and James Kilgore met virtually at the Boston University School of Law to hold a conversation on Professor Weisburd’s article, The Carceral Home, 103 B.U. L. Rev. 1879 (2023)