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Volume 73, No. 2, 2026

ARTICLES

DEMOCRATIC REINFORCEMENT OR OVERREACH? JUDICIAL INTERVENTION TO HOLD SOUTH AFRICA’S PRESIDENT ACCOUNTABLE
Penelope Andrews

PRESIDENTIAL IMMUNITY AND LEGAL LIABILITY OF THE PRESIDENT IN LATIN AMERICA
Carlos Bernal

THE IMPUNITARY EXECUTIVE: ARTICLE II AFTER TRUMP V. UNITED STATES
Stephen I. Vladeck

IMMUNITY OF HEADS OF STATE AND HEADS OF GOVERNMENT IN EUROPE
Kieran Williams

NOTES

FILE . . . AND SNAP! EXPLORING THE LEGAL MERITS OF SNAP REMOVAL AS A TACTIC TO “PICK UP” YOUR CHOICE FORUM
Chloe Dinardo

VIOLENT FELONIES & CRIMES OF VIOLENCE: NAVIGATING THE APPLICATION OF THE CATEGORICAL APPROACH
Kendal Zylstra

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