Michigan State Law Review Online Forum

Volume 2024-2025

Daniella Toma

Online Forum Editor

Carl Tobias 11/4/24 Carl Tobias 11/4/24

Michigan Senators’ Crucial Role In Keeping Federal Courts Full

Samuel C. Thompson, Jr., Anthony D. Miduri, and Tyler Elijah Thomas 10/26/24 Samuel C. Thompson, Jr., Anthony D. Miduri, and Tyler Elijah Thomas 10/26/24

Part I to The Core Of The Book: Trump Vs. Harris: Voter’s Guide To Their Economic Debate (“TvH”)

Samuel C. Thompson, Jr., Anthony D. Miduri, and Tyler Elijah Thomas 10/26/24 Samuel C. Thompson, Jr., Anthony D. Miduri, and Tyler Elijah Thomas 10/26/24

Part II to The Core Of The Book: Summary Of The Authors’ Personal Positions On Many Of The Issues

Edoardo Bellando 10/10/24 Edoardo Bellando 10/10/24

The Case Against Originalism and Textualism: The Hermeneutics of Gadamer and Ricoeur

Borna Mafie 10/8/24 Borna Mafie 10/8/24

Harmonizing the Three Scenarios of Presidential Action in Justice Jackson’s Youngstown Concurrence with the Three Tiers of Immunity in Trump v. United States

Nicholas Langenberg 9/15/24 Nicholas Langenberg 9/15/24

Bretton Woods, Vulture Funds, and an International Bankruptcy Court: The Past, Present, and Future of Sovereign Debt Law

Nicholas Langenberg is a J.D. candidate at Michigan State University College of Law. He currently serves as the Executive Editor of the Michigan State Law Review, and he will be participating in the Duberstein Bankruptcy Moot Court competition in Spring of 2025.