Chicago Unbound contains the scholarship of the University of Chicago Law School community.
As national concern over police misconduct and violence has grown over the last decade, scholars have increasingly looked to data to better understand the complex issues at play and to examine potential reforms. Many Law School professors are leaders in this work—fighting for access to records, explaining the limitations of policing data, and using empirical research to explore patterns in police behavior, complaints, discipline, intervention, and much more.
Foreign affairs law in the United States has evolved significantly since the US Constitution first took effect more than two centuries ago. But that evolution did not come about through amendments to the text of the Constitution, which is extremely difficult to change, nor from US Supreme Court rulings. Rather, it came from what Curtis A.