Suffolk University Law Review

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Latest documents

• Probabilistic Causation in the Loss of Chance Doctrine: A Comment on Efficiency and Error Mitigation.
• Too Big to Nail? Legislative Solutions to Big Tech Monopolies in an Age of Relaxed Antitrust Enforcement.
• The Legacy of Shelby County: Brnovich and the Supreme Court's Ideological Struggle to Find a Standard for Vote-Deprivation Challenges to Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.
• Live Tax Free or Die: The Increase in Telecommuting and Need for a Federal Uniform State Tax Regulation After New Hampshire v. Massachusetts.
• Putting the U in Underinclusive: The Shortcomings of U Visa Procedures in Light of the 2021 Bona Fide Determination Process.
• Constitutional Law--Qualified Immunity Improperly Shields Officer Who Ignored Exculpatory Evidence in Prolonging Investigatory Stop from Liability.
• Turning a Blind Eye: The Trump Administration's Flagrant Disregard for the Warming Effects of Methane on the Earth's Climate.
• Cities, Free Speech, and Confederate Statues.
• Batson Fails Again: How the Resurgence of Black Lives Matter Highlights the Ease of Bypassing the Race-Neutral Requirement and Proposed Modifications to Refine the Standard.
• When Does a University Have a Duty to Protect Students from Campus Harms? The Fall of the Bystander Era and the Rise of a Special-Relationship Theory of Duty.

Featured documents

• Shifting the Burden: Presuming Prejudice for Failing to Contact an Alibi Witness.
• Tender Offers: Whether Section 14(e) of the Williams Act No Longer Implies a Private Right of Action.
• A Band-Aid Fix: Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act and the Need for Federal Laws to Protect Transgender People in Healthcare.
• The Common Law as a Guide to State Constitutional Interpretation.
• Delegating the Administration of Justice: The Need to Update the Federal Arbitration Act.
• Earning Virtual Responsibility: Raising the Level of Accountability for Interactive Computer Service Providers Due to User-Generated Trafficking.
• The Fourth Amendment and the intuitive relationship between child molestation and child pornography crimes.
• The Red Tape Curtain: Procedural Requirements for Requests for Alternative Execution Method Shrouding Reevaluation of the Constitutionality of the Death Penalty.
• 'Tis enough, 'twill serve: defining physical injury under the Prison Litigation Reform Act.
• Brought back to life: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court resuscitates parole eligibility for juveniles convicted of first degree murder.