Recent Publications
Volume 57, Issue 2
Winter 2026
Volume 57, Issue 1, Fall 2025
Protecting Process, Norms, and the Rule of Law
A. Mechele Dickerson
Boundaries From Home: Non-Compete Agreements in a Work From Home Era
Caelan Hunt
If You Build it, They Will Come
Negar Katirai
Science and Superheros: Impacts of Required Academic Support Course for Law Students
on Growth Mindset, Self-Regulated Learning, and Academic Self-Efficacy
Mary Largent Purvis, J.D., Ed.D.
NCAA and NIL: The Tension Between Student Conduct Codes and Constitutional Rights
Mya G. Wright
Volume 56, Issue 3, Spring 2025
Prosecuting Persephone: Protecting Rape Victims From Unregulated Local DNA Databases
Amanda Creighton
Charging America: Streamlining Electric Vehicle Infrastructure in the United States
Brendan Magolan
AI, Ethics, and Augmented Lawyering
Agnieszka McPeak
From Virtual to Violence: Evolving Tort Liability to Combat Doxxing & Swatting
Morgan N. Murphy-Sterger
You Just Can't Beat the Machine: A Lawyers Duty to Adapt in the Age of Artifical Intelligence
Benjamin R. Syroka
Volume 56, Issue 2, Winter 2025
The Problem with "People of Color"
Stacey Alphonse
Disclosure: Disconstructing the "Fraud or Concealment" Exception Under ERISA Section
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Max Birmingham
Has the United States Reached a Tipping Point?
William J. Carney
The Case for Federal Preemption of the Negligence Standard of Care for Aircraft Maintenance
Daniel Corwin
Mending Broke Hearts: Regulatory Response to America's Heart Disease Epidemic
Kimberly Madden
Opioid Addiction on the Inside: The Harsh Reality of Detoxing Behind Bars
Jackson Murphee
Volume 56, Issue 1, Fall 2024
Burning Books Over Politics: Why Federal Guidance is Essential to Protect Literature
in Public Schools
Rachel Anderson
Reliance Interest: The Case for Affirming Statutory Bans on Conversion Therapy
Joshua L. Begg
How Might a University's Tax-Exempt Status Not Be Revoked by the IRS for Legacy and
Donor Admissions, Particularly After Students for Fair Admissions v. President & Fellows
of Harvard College, and After Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo
John R. Dorocak, J.D., LL.M. (Tax). C.P.A.
Tyrannical HOAs and How to Reign in Their Foreclosure Power and Further Protect Homeowners
Juliette Koves
Demystifying the Acronyms: Ohio's Commercial Activity Tax ("CAT") and the Tax Credit
for Qualified Reserach Expenses ("QRE")
Anna E. Rowland
Reassessing the Constitutionality of SEC Administrative Proceedings in View of Japanese
Administrative Proceedings
Masamichi Yamamoto