Vol. 17 No. 2, January 2017

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Index

SAMPLING AS A SECONDARY ORALITY PRACTICE AND COPYRIGHT'S TECHNOLOGICAL BIASES.
SPACED REPETITION: A METHOD FOR LEARNING MORE LAW IN LESS TIME.
EIGHT-YEARS-YOUNG: HOW THE NEW YORK BITLICENSE STIFLES BITCOIN INNOVATION AND EXPANSION WITH ITS PREMATURE ATTEMPT TO REGULATE THE VIRTUAL CURRENCY INDUSTRY.
NO LONGER ACCEPTING EXCEPTIONS: EXCEPTIONS TO THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL AS APPLIED TO SMARTPHONES.
NEW-AGE DISCRIMINATION: DETERMINING WHETHER TINDER PLUS' PRICE IS RIGHT.
TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES: MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATION IGNORES THE OFFERING OF NEW SERVICES.
CAN DAILY FANTASY SPORTS OVERCOME THE ODDS?