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Volume 100, Issue 3

Reflection – Essays

Rule or Reason? The Role of Balancing in Antitrust Law

Michael A. Carrier & Mark A. Lemley 100 Notre Dame L. Rev. Reflection 139 (2025)

Essays, Reflection

Antitrust, Courts

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Structurally Harmless: Why Brecht Should Apply on Collateral Review of Structural Errors

Jaden M. Lessnick 100 Notre Dame L. Rev. Reflection 165 (2025)

Essays, Reflection

Courts, Criminal, Criminal Procedure, Federal, Remedies

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Uniformity, Loper Bright, and the National Labor Relations Board: Can the Board’s Nonacquiescence Policy Survive in a Post-Chevron World?

Alexander MacDonald 100 Notre Dame L. Rev. Reflection 183 (2025)

Essays, Reflection

Administrative, Federal, Labor and Employment, Supreme Court of the United States

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What Is Trump Immunity?

Carlos M. Vázquez 100 Notre Dame L. Rev. Reflection 205 (2025)

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Criminal, President/Executive Department, Supreme Court of the United States

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Reflection – Notes

The Best We Can Hope For: The Irony of the Best Interest Standard

Alesondra Cruz 100 Notre Dame L. Rev. Reflection 237 (2025)

Notes, Reflection

Family, Public Law and Legal Theory, Statutory

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