Most Recent Additions*
Out in the Open: State ex rel. Caster v. City of Columbus and the Expansion of Ohio Public Records Law
Andrew S. Radin
Warning! Speak at Your Own Risk: First Amendment Restrictions on Off-Campus Physical, Emotional, or Cyber Bullying
Melissa Anne Springer
And the Congress Shall Have Power To...: The Implications of the D.C. Circuit Court's Per Curiam Decision in Bahlul v. United States
Clarke D. Cotton
Drawing the Line: Whitford v. Gill and the Search for Manageable Partisan Gerrymandering Standards
Abigail Aguilera
Justice Scalia and the Criminal Law
David Stras, Orin Kerr, Rachel Barkow, Stephanos Bibas, and Paul J. Larkin Jr.
Natural Causes: When Author Meets Nature in Copyright Law and Art. Some Observations Inspired by Kelley v. Chicago Park District
Jani McCutcheon
Optimal Issuer Disclosure of Opinions
Wendy Gerwick Couture
Closing the Snap Removal Loophole
Valerie M. Nannery
Replacing Monell Liability with Qualified Immunity for Municipal Defendants in 42 U.S.C. § 1983 Litigation
Edward C. Dawson
The Land and Naval Forces Clause
Dakota S. Rudesill
Joinder is Coming: Why Denying Swarm Joinder in BitTorrent Cases May Do More Harm than Good
Gibran Peña-Porras
The Presidential Authority to Reserve and Modify National Monuments Under the Antiquities Act
Jesse Knowlden
The Court’s Undue Burden: A Look at Jespersen and its Inconsistencies
Alessandro Botta Blondet
Spin Doctors: Prosecutor Sophistry and the Burden of Proof
Michael Cicchini
Consecutive Sentences in Ohio—‘Reserved for the Worst’—or Not: Trial Court Discretion and Appellate Review
A. Mark Segreti Jr.
Disfavoring Justice
Raymond J. McKoski
*Updated as of 02/15/19.