Posts by Adam J. Mikell
Volume 41, Issue 2 (2023)
The Invisible Danger in Plain Site: Ending the Practice of Building Housing in Exposure Zones
A Disability Studies Perspective on the Legal Boundaries of Fat and Disability
Constructing Identities of Deservedness: Public Housing and Post-WWII Economic Planning Efforts
Building a Radical Shift in Policy: Modifying the Relationship Between Cities and Neighbors Experiencing Unsheltered Homelessness
Corporate Management Should All Be Feminists
Minnesota’s Mandatory Court Surcharge and the Failure of the Fee-for-Service Criminal Justice System
The Court’s One-Way Street: L.S. ex rel. Hernandez v. Peterson’s Missed Opportunity to Expand Children’s Constitutional Rights
A Call to Congress: A Constitutional Indian Child Welfare Act is Not a Flawless Indian Child Welfare Act
Ain’t No Taxing High Enough: Using Land Value Taxation to Combat the Nation’s Rental Affordability Crisis
Remote Work “Reasonable”? Why the COVID-19 Pandemic Calls for a Reinterpretation of the “Reasonable Accommodation” Standard, and How Companies Can Respond
Breaking Away or Still Broken? A Critique of the Minnesota Supreme Court’s Treatment of the Severe or Pervasive Standard for Sexual Harassment Hostile Work Environment Cases in Kenneh v. Homeward Bound
The Applicability of Minnesota’s Workers’ Compensation Laws to Undocumented Workers
Closing the Reproductive Divide: Expanding Access to Fertility Services Beyond the White Nuclear Family
Fly in the Face of Bias: Algorithmic Bias in Law Enforcement’s Facial Recognition Technology and the Need for an Adaptive Legal Framework
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“We Do Not Live Single-Issue Lives”: Bostock v. Clayton County Mainstreaming Title VII Intersectional Discrimination Claims
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Keep Your Hands Off My Fingerprints: How State Constitutionalism Can Stop On-Site Fingerprinting Dragnets
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Trans Bodies, Trans Speech
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