Domestic violence lawmaking intersects global human rights norms and domestic women's movements. Domestic violence is both a global and local phenomenon. The World Bank argues

that domestic violence accounts for one in five lost years in women aged 15-44. The costs range from direct expenses such as medical care and social services to productivity [...]

If ever there was a time in history in which whistleblowers have taken center stage, it has been the past two years. From COVID-19 to Trump’s first impeachment trial, whistleblowers

have played a vital role in bringing to light information otherwise impossible to obtain. [...]

Recent experiences of constitutional review in the common law world have received increasing attention in comparative constitutional law scholarship. Looking beyond the common

law jurisdictions, this Article investigates the influence of variations on unconstitutionality management and changing constitutional politics on the functional [...]

The California judiciary is one of three branches of the state government. This paper provides an overview of the current court system, its historical development, its relationship

with the other branches of state government and the federal courts, and a comparison of California's judiciary with other states' judicial systems. [...]

Over the past six decades, the right of publicity has been developed almost as quickly as the world around it. As major advances in film and computer technology have allowed

content producers to depict real people in their works in a plethora of new ways, the people depicted have used the right of publicity to challenge many of these [...]