Content Posted in 2026
Abuse Beyond Title IX: Advancing Laws and Policies to Combat Coaching Abuse in Intercollegiate Athletics, Katie Jean
A Controversial Provision: Should Federal Courts Allow Plaintiffs Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act to Include Attorneys' Fees to Reach the Amount in Controversy Requirement?, John M. Blackwell III
Advocating for Cause: the California Recall Process Needs a Purpose, Mary-Beth Moylan
After Amgen: Examining the Supreme Court's Impact on Patents for Therapeutic Antibodies, Noah Pollio
AI and the Fine Print Disruption of Copyright, Nancy Kim
A Question of Constitutionality: Do Private Residential Lease Provisions Banning Firearm Possession Violate the Second Amendment?, Mitchell Perez
Articles The Supreme Court Wants to Know: Can a President Pardon Himself?, Michael Conklin
Asian Pacific Investments in Latin America: A Corporate and Tax Perspective, Nicolás Muñiz
A "Simple" Second Look: The Argument for Mandatory Judicial Recusal in Pennsylvania Post Conviction Hearings, Taylor Banks
Autonomous AI and Ownership Rules, Frank Fagan
Bidenomics: An Analysis, Chad Marzen
Booze on the Loose: A Critique of Washington State's Liquor Privatization, Brooks Inciardi
Border Decriminalization as a State Project: Lessons from Marijuana and Assisted Suicide Legalization Across the United States, Victor C. Romero
Breaking the Cycle of Violence: Transitional Justice for El Salvador in the Shadow of Authoritarianism, Marsha Pimentel
Bridging Policy and Practice: A Pragmatic Approach to Decentralized Finance, Risk, and Regulation, Eric Hess
Burdened by the Algorithm: Credit Reporting Agencies Should Bear the Burden of Proving Reasonable Procedures in the Age of AI, Alexandra Klemme
Closing the Gap: Resolving the Circuit Split on Prior Pay in Equal Pay Act Claims, Jessica Shoemaker
Comments Structure or Price: Does United States v. Google LLC Support Adopting Neo- Brandeisian Antitrust Theories Against Big Tech Companies?, Kenneth Burnstein
Comparative Lack of Accountability: An International Examination of COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Claim Systems, Lailatul-Mubarakah Imam Aliagan and Mae C. Quinn
Crisis Standards of Care and Triage: Medico-Legal Conundrums, George P. Smith II
Debating Process: Assessing Recurrent Themes in Recent Supreme Court Confirmation Debates, Stuart Chinn
Defining an Affirmative Public Benefit: Where Does Cicero Leave Fair Market Value Acquisitions of Municipally Owned Utilities?, Noah Eastman
Defining an Affirmative Public Benefit: Where Does Cicero Leave Fair Market Value Acquisitions of Municipally Owned Utilities?, Katherine Owens
Discordant Discipline: Implications of State-Legislated Medicine for the Regulation of Physicians, Kristin Madison
Embracing a New Approach to Academic Success: How the Adoption of a Growth Mindset Can Enhance Legal Education, Titichia M. Jackson
Envisioning Antiracist Legal Education in Aotearoa New Zealand: The Role of Leadership, Mele T. Vaitohi
Evolution of Indian Bilateral Investment Treaties: Pre and Post Revision of Model BIT, S.R. Subramanian
Exploit Machina, Andrea Matwyshyn
#FilterDrop It Like It's Hot: Why the FTC Should Explicitly Ban Filter Usage in Social Media Beauty Advertisements, Julie Pandich
Ghosts at the Gate: A Call for Vigilance Against AI-Generated Case Hallucinations, Christina Frohock
Holdings as Hypotheses: Teaching Contextual Understanding and Enhancing Engagement, Lisa De Sanctis
In Support of Free Speech on Food Production, Nicole Ligon
Lawyering on the Eve of War: The Role of Law and Lawyers in Ethiopia’s Civil War, 2018–2024, Mekonnen F. Ayano
Lawyers' Rare Privilege of Litigating in the Media, Douglas Richmond
Legislative Calibration of Constitutional Remedies, Edward Hartnett
Nest Eggs and Lifelines: The Overlooked Strain of Economic Volatility on 401(K) Participants, Samantha Prince
OF FELONS AND THE MENTALLY ILL: RANGE, § 922(g)(4), AND THE DANGEROUSNESS SOLUTION, Colin Hitt
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Why Title IX Does Apply, and Should Apply, to Student-Athlete NIL Deals, Faith Anderson
Order Prohibiting Opt Out Releases
Protections of (Im)mobile Home Owners from the Consequences of (Im)mobile Home Park Closures, Kenneth Baar
Reasonably Accommodating Employment Discrimination Law, William Corbett
Rebels Among Ruins: Policies, Procedures, and Laws Surrounding Confederate Monuments Post-Removal, Erik Blasic
Redistribution with Political Constraints: Legal Rules Compared to Taxes and Transfers, David Weisbach
Reflecting on the 2020 Redistricting Cycle: A Proposal for Interstate Redistricting Agreements, Zachary Krislov
Reimagining Legal Education: Aligning Curriculum and Pedagogy with the NextGen Bar Exam, Titichia Jackson
Residual Present Sense Impressions and Excited Utterances in the Social Media Age, Gary Dunn
Restructuring the Standard of Anti- Competitive Behavior with Tax-Free Spinoffs, Matthew Carder
R.I.P.—A Financial Incentive to Protect Your Cadaver?, William Drennan
Shallow Fakes, Albertina Antognini and Andrew Keane Woods
Shock the System: Pouring Water on the CPUC’s Income-Graduated Flat Rates in Favor of More Effective Rate Structures, Benjamin Hill
Solving the Puppy Mill Problem: Using "Carrots and Sticks" to Encourage Compliance with the Animal Welfare Act, Ashlyn Browning
Suppressing the Surge: Starbucks and the Limits of Labor Rights, Ivan Garcia
Supremacy Lost?: Zoning, Covenants, and the Evolution of Single-family Ownership, Mary Jo Wiggins
Taking from the Most Vulnerable: Legal Implications of Seizing Federal Benefits from Foster Kids, Lucy Johnston-Walsh
The Camouflaged Canary in the Coalmine: The Seeming Erosion of Judicial Deference to the Department of Defense, Russell Spivak and Adam Aliano
The Constitution and Online Exams: A New Fourth Amendment Take on Ogletree v. Cleveland State University, Arthur Benne
The Due Diligence Standard for Preventing Trans Boundary Cyber Harm: Expectation or Obligation?, Dafina Bucaj
THE ILLUSION OF JUSTICE: HOW CRIMINALIZING STATUS UNDERMINES THE RULE OF LAW, Luz M. Payán
THE ILLUSION OF JUSTICE: HOW CRIMINALIZING STATUS UNDERMINES THE RULE OF LAW, Luz M. Payán
The Jurisprudence of Baseball: Private Versus Public Litigation, Ahmed E. Taha
The Lesser of Two Evils: Whether the United States is Legally Justified in Its Decision to Send Cluster Munitions to Ukraine, Drew Weglarz
The Never-Changing Assessment: Pennsylvania's Broken Property Tax System, Nicholas Baker
The Patent Industry Versus eBay, Christopher Storm
The Question Not Presented: Government and Social Media Corruption After Murthy v. Missouri, Richard Painter
The Question Not Presented: Government and Social Media Corruption After Murthy v. Missouri, Christopher Lin
The Same PTAB Panel Should Not Do It All: Why Inter Partes Review Decisions Should Be Bifurcated, Adam Cook
The Unfulfilled Promise of Obergefell for Children of LGBTQ+ Parents: Advancing Non-Discrimination Laws for Familial Association, Jeffrey Dodge
To Kill and Let Suffer: The Incompatibility of the Death Penalty and Medical Aid in Dying, and the Necessity for a Fundamental Right to Life, Nicholas Stackhouse
To Manufacture and Sell: The Erosion of Gun Manufacturers' Immunity Under PLCAA's Predicate Exception Extending Liability for Cartel Violence, Jessica Spurling
Trained, Trusted, and Vetted, But Still Unarmed: The Army is Bucking Congress and the Court by Continuing to Prohibit Concealed Carry, Major Jonathon L. Krisko
Unreasonable, Unfair, and Unaccountable: What Commonwealth v. Pownall Reveals About Instructing Juries on Police Use of Deadly Force, Jennifer Bauer
We May Need to Run A Few More Tests: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Is Here and What Should Happen If Dr. Robot Makes a Mistake, Jenna Hidalgo
We Need An Answer! Hearst Newspapers Calls Out the Supreme Court For Not Choosing A Copyrights Accrual Rule., Abigail Roos
What is the Object of the Constitutional Oath?, Evan Bernick and Christopher Green
When Blocking Becomes Censorship: The Circuit Split on Determining When Social Media Activity is a State Action, Morgan Ryan
When Teamwork Warrants a Red Card: An Analysis of Concerted Action when Alleging Conspiracy Among Member Associations, Anthony Wisdo
Why Capping the House at 435 is Unconstitutional, Anoo Dinesh Vyas
Zoning the Subsurface, Hannah Jacobs Wiseman, Anne Menefee, Seth Blumsack, and Michael Helbing
