Submissions from 2024
More than Censorship: The Harm of Libricide, James M. Donovan
Reflections on Arlington Heights: Fifty Years of Exclusionary Zoning Litigation and Beyond, Robert G. Schwemm
A Critical Assessment of the First Step Act's Recidivism-Reduction Measures, Raquel Wilson
Submissions from 2023
Trauma-Informed Legal Advocacy, Laken Albrink
Precious and Dear to Us is Only This Place: The Transformative Potential of Monumental Remnants, Zachary A. Bray
Introduction: There Must Be Something in the Water - or the Bourbon - In Kentucky: Voting Rights in the Bluegrass State, Joshua A. Douglas
Copyright Transformative Fair Use After Andy Warhol Foundation For The Visual Arts, inc. v. Goldsmith, Michael D. Murray
Generative AI Art: Copyright Infringement and Fair Use, Michael D. Murray
Generative and AI Authored Artworks and Copyright Law, Michael D. Murray
NFT Ownership and Copyrights, Michael D. Murray
NFTs Rescue Resale Royalties? The Wonderfully Complicated Ability of NFT Smart Contracts to Allow Resale Royalty Rights, Michael D. Murray
Trademarks, NFTs, and the Law of the Metaverse, Michael D. Murray
Transfers and Licensing of Copyrights to NFT Purchasers, Michael D. Murray
Interbranch Equity, Jonathan Shaub
Submissions from 2022
These Brutal Indignities: The Case for Crimes Against Humanity in Black America, Tiffany D. Atkins
The Multi-Level Marketing Pandemic, Christopher G. Bradley and Hannah E. Oates
State Constitutions and Youth Voting Rights, Joshua A. Douglas
After Copyright: Pwning NFTs in a Clout Economy, Brian L. Frye
Are CryptoPunks Copyrightable?, Brian L. Frye
How to Sell NFTs Without Really Trying, Brian L. Frye
Toxic Public Goods, Brian L. Frye
Finding the Way Forward: Expectations for Interim Law Library Directors, Billie Jo Kaufman and James M. Donovan
The Ties That Bind: The Relationship Between Law Firm Growth and Law Firm Survival, Alan J. Kluegel
The Costs of the Punishment Clause, Cortney E. Lollar
The Guardians of the New Internal Revenue Code, Douglas C. Michael
A New Methodology for the Analysis of Visuals in Legal Works, Michael D. Murray
Cross-Cultural Communication in a Crisis: The Universality of Visual Narrative in the COVID-19 Pandemic, Michael D. Murray
The Mixed Legacy of the January 6 Investigation for Executive Privilege and Congressional Oversight, Jonathan Shaub
Personalizing Prices to Redistribute Wealth in Antitrust and Public Utility Rate Regulation, Ramsi A. Woodcock
Submissions from 2021
Causation and Apportionment Issues in Opioid Litigation, Richard C. Ausness
Corporate Misconduct in the Pharmaceutical Industry, Richard C. Ausness
Keeping It in the Family: The Pitfalls of Naming a Family Member as a Trustee, Richard C. Ausness
These Are a Few of My Least Favorite Things, Richard C. Ausness
Taxing the Ivory Tower: Evaluating the Excise Tax on University Endowments, Jennifer Bird-Pollan
Grounding Suicide Terrorism in Death Anxiety and Consumer Capitalism, James M. Donovan
"How the Sausage Gets Made": Voter ID and Deliberative Democracy, Joshua A. Douglas
Undue Deference to States in the 2020 Election Litigation, Joshua A. Douglas
Bring the Masks and Sanitizer: The Surprising Bipartisan Consensus About Safety Measures For In-Person Voting During the Coronavirus Pandemic, Joshua A. Douglas and Michael A. Zilis
A License to Plagiarize, Brian L. Frye
A Textualist Interpretation of the Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990, Brian L. Frye
Conceptual Copyright, Brian L. Frye
Court Packing Is a Chimera, Brian L. Frye
Deodand, Brian L. Frye
Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Gouging (but Were Afraid to Ask): A Response to Ramsi Woodcock, Brian L. Frye
Literary Landlords in Plaguetime, Brian L. Frye
SEC No-Action Letter Request, Brian L. Frye
The Right of Reattribution, Brian L. Frye
Plagiarism Pedagogy: Why Teaching Plagiarism Should Be a Fundamental Part of Legal Education, Brian L. Frye and Megan E. Boyd
Question #1: Is There A Gender Gap In Performance On Multiple Choice Exams? A. Always B. Never C. Most Of The Time, Jane Bloom Grisé
Limits of the rule of law: Negotiating Afghan “traditional” law in the international civil trials in the Czech Republic, Tomas Ledvinka and James M. Donovan
