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The Future of Forced Labor: Enforcing the UFLPA in the Wake of Ninestar Corp. v. United States
Joshua Feldman
Joshua Feldman is a J.D. candidate at The University of Chicago Law School, Class of 2026.

He thanks Elizabeth Welsh, Liam Haffey, and the entire University of Chicago Law Review Online team for their support and feedback.

This Case Note summarizes the primary holdings surrounding Ninestar Corp, focusing on the resulting predicament for the FLETF. By revealing more information to regulated firms about its Entity List determination procedures, the FLETF could force firms to seek administrative remedy before they could access the courts, thereby retaining greater control over UFLPA enforcement; yet, in doing so, it may enable firms to circumvent Entity List designation. This Case Note ultimately concludes that forced labor enforcement regime is best served by greater transparency in the Entity List designation process.

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Passive Discrimination: When Does It Make Sense to Pay Too Little?
Jonah Gelbach
Associate Professor of Economics, University of Arizona
Jonathan Klick
Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania Law School
Lesley Wexler
Assistant Professor of Law, Florida State University College of Law

Many thanks to Curtis Bridgeman, Fred Gedicks, Steve Gey, Mike Zimmer, participants at the 2008 Midwest Law and Economics Association annual meeting, and participants in the Second Annual Labor and Employment Law Colloquium for comments.

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