Most Recent Additions*
The Kirby Cop-Out: How Strict Adherence to Kirby's Bright-Line Attachment Rule Undermines Sixth Amendment Protections
Clayton Prickett
Let Legislators Legislate: The Circuit Split Over Allowing Members of Congress to File Interlocutory Appeals to Avoid Litigation
Matthew Higgins
Sticking Points: Epistemic Pluralism In Legal Challenges To Mandatory Vaccination Policies
James Dillon
Preserving Due Process: Applying Monell Bifurcation to State Gang Cases
Fareed Nassor Hayat
Secondary Legislation
Jennifer Kinsley
When Should You Abstain? A Call for a Global Rule of Insider Trading
Ido Baum and Dov Solomon
A Tax Theory of the Firm
Richard Winchester
Judicial Education, Private Violence, and Community Action: A Case Study in Legal Participatory Action Research
Kristin (Brandser) Kalsem
The Law May Cave, But Economics Will Not: The Road to Paying Student Athletes is Longer Than We Think
Nicholas Kitko
A Forgotten Unfairness: Taking a "Bite" out of State Occupational Certification and Registration Regulations
Brett Niehauser
R.I.P. Employer Intentional Torts: The Debilitating Application of Ohio Revised Code Section 2745.01
Brice Smallwood
ICRICT Looking to a Future of Actual Tax Reform: An Organizational Analysis of the Independent Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation
Brendan C. Chisholm
Syria: A Case Study in International Law
Christopher M. Ford
*Updated as of 11/14/19.