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Most Recent Additions*

Function Over Form: Why WIPO's Procedural Treaties Are Not Enough
Cassidy Serger

Indigenous Law is Real Law: Ending Erasure Through Legal Reform and Recognition
Callie Mobley

Twilight of Deference? Kisor, Chevron, and the Fate of Deference to the Commentary of the United States Sentencing Guidelines
Hannah May

A Bottom-Up Approach to AI Facial Recognition Technology Wrongful Arrests and Subsequent 42 U.S.C. § 1983 Actions
Marty Ishmael

The Due Process and Policy Implications of the Laken Riley Act
Abigail Adu

Enabling Unpredictability and the Perils of Judicial Science and Math in Ohio v. EPA
Neil Taylor and Bradford Mank

Corner Post, Caremark, and the Rule of Law: When Corporate Fiduciaries Should Reject Corner Post's Invitation to Sue
Kate Jackson and Bridget Dooling

Regulatory Uncertainty and the New Administrative Law
Lisa Heinzerling

Dysregulation
John Applegate

Dignity Deferred: Supriyo v. Union of India and LGBTQ Rights
Ryan Thoreson

Public and Private Fiduciaries: Representation in States, Corporations, Trusts and Agents
Katharine Jackson

An Out-of-the-Block Solution for Modern IP Law: How Pairing Generative AI with Blockchain Could Resolve Copyright Conflicts
Emma Wozniak

Rewriting the Monopoly Playbook: Implications of U.S. v. Google for Antitrust Jurisprudence
Amilcar Torres

A Shield for Whom? The Disastrous Hidden Toll of Section 230 on Children
Dominic Roschival

Peeking Around the Corner (Post): An Analysis of the Impacts of Corner Post v. Federal Reserve on Environmental Regulations
Olivia Montgomery

"Cleaning House" an Analysis of the Settlement in House v. NCAA
Adam Gross

Judging Bankruptcy Without Distress
Jack Zarin-Rosenfeld

Should We Watch the Watcher or the Watched? The Transparency Debate in Auditor Regulation
Sarah Williams

Death & Taxes: Preserving the Second Amendment From "Absolute Obliteration" With Congress' Powers of Taxation?
Christian Ketter

In Ohio, How Old Is Too Old to Be a Judge?
Patrick Fischer

*Updated as of 12/28/25.