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Most Recent Additions*

Combating Stress & Promoting Wellness at UC's College of Law
Rachel J. Smith

Getting a Head Start: More Intake Questions and Tips for Mediators
Marjorie Corman Aaron

ADR Toolbox: The Highwire Art of Evaluation
Marjorie Corman Aaron

The Time Between the Theft and the Injury: Standing Requirements Based on a Future Risk of Identity Theft After a Data Breach
Jameson Steffel

Determining Jurisdictional Venue for Crimes on Commercial Carriers
Madeline R. Pinto

Sacked by the Clock: Analyzing Statute of Limitations Defenses in the Context of Football-Related CTE Lawsuits
Nick Eaton

Keeping up with the Commutations: The Judiciary's Authority After an Exercise of Executive Clemency
Brianna Vollman

Zoning for All! Disparate Impact Liability Amidst the Affordable Housing Crisis
Quinn Marker

Artificial Intelligence, Legal Change, and Separation of Powers
Andrew C. Michaels

Erasing the Bias Against Using Artificial Intelligence to Predict Future Criminality: Algorithms are Color Blind and Never Tire
Mirko Bagaric, Dan Hunter, and Nigel Stobbs

Why Federal Magistrate Judges Can Improve Judicial Capacity
Anthony Marcum

First Amendment Cynicism and Redemption
Erica Goldberg

Child Marriage in the U.S.: Loopholes in State Marriage Laws Perpetuate Child Marriage
Sarah Ochieng

Rodriguez v. Swartz: Civil Lawsuit Immunity in Border Shootings
Alexis Woolison

Grounds for Asylum: How Victims' Rights Laws Confer Particular Social Group Status to Domestic Violence Victims
Jordan Cotleur

Murphy v. NCAA: Why States in Need of Revenue Should Challenge the Constitutionality of 15 U.S.C. § 381
Owen Walsh

Local Right-to-Work Ordinances: Why § 14(b) of the National Labor Relations Act Preempts Political Subdivisions from Regulating Union-Security Agreements
Michael Soder

A Tale of Two Sales: How a Secret Sale Remains a Bar to Patentability Under the AIA
Kris Schroder

Who Carries the Burden of Proving Causation in an ERISA Section 409(a) Suit for Breach of Fiduciary Duty?
Edward Rivin

Please Remain Standing: Using Fed. R. Civ. P. 15(d) Supplemental Pleading to Cure Defects in Standing
Carson Miller

*Updated as of 05/30/20.