No. 97, 2021
Index
- After Sex
- Resolution Triggers for Systemically Important Financial Institutions
- The Duty to Refrain: a Theory of State Accomplice Liability for Grave Crimes
- Green Fees: the Challenge of Pricing Externalities Under State Law
- Married on Saturday and Fired on Monday: Hively v. Ivy Tech Community College: Resolving the Disconnect Under Title Vii
- The Omnipotent School Administrator: Seeking to Curb Restriction of Off-campus Student Speech in the Wake of C.r. v. Eugene School District 4j
- "essentially Black": Legal Theory and the Morality of Conscious Racial Identity
- Known Unknowns: Legislating for a Juvenile's Reformative Uncertainty
- Strict Liability and Negligence in Copyright Law: Fair Use as Regulation of Activity Levels
- Endorsing Pedophiles for Elected Office?
- Everything, but Maybe Nothing: the Supreme Court's Important-but Fragile-decision in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia, Inc. v. Comer: 137 S. Ct. 2012 (2017)
- The Case for a Federal Cyber Insurance Program
- Unreported Sexual Assault
- Legal Education: a New Growth Vision Part I-the Issue: Sustainable Growth or Dead Cat Bounce?** a Strategic Inflection Point Analysis
- The Legislative Role in Procedural Rulemaking Through Incremental Reform
- When Tribal Disenrollment Becomes Cruel and Unusual
- Is Warrantless Urine Testing Constitutional? -reasonableness of Warrantless Urine Testing in Cases Involving Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs
- Readdressing Nebraska's Misinterpreted Conscience Clause
- The Rule of Law: More Than Just a Law of Rules
- Legal Education: a New Growth Vision Part Ii-the Groundwork: Building a Customer Satisfying Innovation Ecosystem
- Legal Education: a New Growth Vision Part Iii-the Path Forward: Being Both Human and Digital
- Custom-tailored Law: When Statutory Interpretation Meets the Internal Revenue Code
- Sexual Predator Laws: Clarifying the Relationship Between Mental Health Laws and Due Process Protections
- Bahtuoh v. Smith, 855 F.3d 868 (8th Cir. 2017): Promising a Bleak Future for Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Claims in the Eighth Circuit