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Religious Liberty, Racial Justice, and Discriminatory Impacts: Why the Equal Protection Clause Should Be Applied at Least as Strictly as the Free Exercise Clause 02 November 2022 René Reyes
Racial Barriers to Equal Protection: United States V. Vaello Madero 17 June 2022 Nelson Torres-Rios
Frankenstein's Baby: The Forgotten History of Corporations, Race, and Equal Protection 21 May 2022 Evelyn Atkinson
“Black Lives Matter” and “The Blue Line” Clashed Across the United States in 2020, Raising a Necessary Question for the U.s. Supreme Court: Whether the Heck Doctrine Bars a Convict's Challenge for Equal Protection Claims of Racial-profiling 07 May 2022 Christian Ketter
Killing Due Process: Double Jeopardy, White Supremacy and Gang Prosecutions 16 June 2021 Fareed Nassor Hayat
Diversity v. Colorblindness 05 April 2021 Patrick S. Shin
Civil Rights Law in Living Color 29 August 2020 Vinay Harpalani
Mississippi Allows Peremptory Challenges for Fake, Race-neutral Reasons in Violation of Batson's Equal Rights Rationale 15 June 2020 L. Darnell Weeden
The Failure to Protect Pregnant Pretrial Detainees: The Possibility of Constitutional Relief in the Second Circuit under a Fourteenth Amendment Analysis 15 June 2020 Joella Adia Jones
Equal Protection Design Defects 27 July 2019 Jonathan P. Feingold

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