Blog Posts from 2016
Litigation Finance: The Problems with Betting on Justice, James Grant Sharp
Regulating Post-Roe: First Bill Signed by Governor Bevin Amends Kentucky Informed Consent Abortion Law, Mary Tanner
Don’t Burn Your House Down to Roast the Pig: Why Your Ballot-Selfies and Yard Signs Aren’t Breaking Any Laws, Rachel Taylor
Blog Posts from 2015
The Export-Import Bank: Financier or Corporate Welfare?, Zack Anderson
The Washington Redskins’ Trademark Registration: Going, Going, Gone?, Ashley L. Angello
What’s your fantasy? Let’s play daily!, Joshua F. Barnette
Bison Populations Might Render the Grand Canyon Less Grand, Julie A. Barr
Bond Rating Downgrade Echoes Failure in Accountability, Gardner B. Bell
On the Horizon: Domestic Drone Use and the Implications of FAA and State Regulation, Meredith Berge
Fighting for Consumer Class Action: Heightened Ascertainability in the Sixth Circuit, Houston Alexander Bragg
Lawmakers Are Not Above the Law, Hillary Chambers
Rape: Relationship Required?, Molly Coffey
“FAIR”ness and Forfeiture: New Bill and Justice Department Order Seek to Reign in Controversial Police Practice, Matt Dearmond
United States of America v. Don Blankenship – The Case to Watch, Ashley N. Deem
The Downside of Brand Loyalty: Apple Fights to Protect Clients Against Government Overreach, William Todd Farmer
Consumers: The Pac-Man of Retail Liability, Seth Fortenbery
A Brief History of Religious Freedom Restoration Acts, Kevin Nathaniel Troy Fowler
Kentucky General Assembly Passes Heroin Bill, Leaves Questions Open, Max Fuller
A Shift Toward Uniformity: the Uniform Bar Exam, David Garner
In Memoriam: William Marbury, November 7, 1762 – March 13, 1835, Colton Givens
Kentucky Supreme Court Roundup, May 2015: Fraternity Houses Receive the Same Protection as Private Residences, Colton Givens
Kesha Seeks Injunction to Record New Music, Colton Givens
Pop a Top Again: Iowa Supreme Court Says No Crime to Drink on the Front Porch, Colton Givens
Haven’t you “Herd”? The “Herd Mentality” And How Much Control Parents Have In Vaccinating Their Children, Sarah Hines
Restroom Choice Could be Mandated for Transgender Students in Kentucky, Mary Katherine Kington
Gatorade vs. Haterade: The Tarnishment Battle of Parody Products, John Charles Leabo
State of Texas v. United States: Immigrant Status Hangs in the Balance for Millions, Tatiana Lipsey
The Case of Michelle Carter: What Would Happen in Kentucky?, Alexander Magera
Good Intentions Gone Wrong: Does an Attempt to Bring Awareness to Dangers of Heroin Abuse Give Rise to a Claim for Libel?, Felisa Sue Moore
“So, I Have This Friend…”, John Osborn IV
No Drone Zones: Ensuring Public Safety Through Tighter Regulation, Tamara J. Patterson
Why You Gotta be So Rude? Don’t You Know [a Chimp] Is Human, Too?: Tommy’s Claim of Personhood, Andrea Reed
Balancing Public Demand with Due Process: What the University of Oklahoma’s Actions Say about Our Society, Bardia Sanjabi
The Right to Live in the Worldwide Web: An Exploration of the Battle to Apply the ADA to the Internet, Chris Stewart
Maintaining the Juvenile’s Right Against Self-Incrimination, Misty Stone
Tragedy of the Commons in Public Health: Eliminating Religious and Personal Belief Exemptions to Compulsory Vaccinations, Sarah Tipton
FIFA Handed a Red Card by the U.S., Michael Tremoulis
The Paris Climate Conference: Solutions for a Legacy Problem, Brandon Wells
Do Ice Bucket Challenge Donations Lack the “Donative Intent” Necessary to be Tax-Deductible?, Mary Ellen Winberly
A Day at the Track: Historic Racing Loses Battle in Wyoming, Alison Zeitlin
