This separately-paginated supplement includes additional contributions to the Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy beyond those featured in our print editions.
Regulating Compounded Drugs in the Era of GLP-1 Receptor Agonists
Steven R. Salbu
We The People—A Discourse on Natural Law Theory, Constitutional Interpretation, and Moral Reasoning
Anisa Zwolinski
Additional pieces will be published serially on this webpage
Natural Law for the Twenty-First Century
Santiago Legarre
Natural Law and Human Freedom: American and Catholic Traditions
Robert P. Kraynak
Distinguishing Religion from Nonreligion after Catholic Charities
Stephen Greenway
A Virtue Model for Legal Ethics
Joseph E. Graziano
Untying the Cheater’s Knot: Enforcing Adultery-Based Claims in a Modern World
Haley N. Mendola
American Providentialism: A Reappraisal Review of The Godless Constitution and the Providential Republic
Dennis J. Weiboldt III
Digitizing the Law of Wills: Comparing Indiana and the Uniform Law Commission’s Approaches to Electronic Estate Planning
Jessica G. Buchanan
The Incorporation Problem: How American Law Treats the Juridic Nature of the Catholic Church
Alexa Kawlewski
The Judicial Role in ADA Enforcement: Defining a Uniform Standard for Mental Health Disability Accommodations
Camille Golowski
The Pro-Life Cause in the Post-Roe Era
Patrick T. Brown
Possible Partial Personhood for the Unborn
Teresa Collett
Why Fourteenth Amendment Personhood Requires Live Birth
Stephen G. Gilles
Congress Has Fourteenth Amendment Authority to Protect Human Beings Before Birth
Thomas Jipping
The Wisdom of Federalism After Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
Clarke Forsythe
Abraham Lincoln, Divisive Issues, and the Capability of a People to Govern Themselves
James H. Read
Clarity and Section 5
Christopher R. Green
Safeguarding Children from State Intervention
Salihah R. Denman
The State of the Russian Media Through the Lens of Democratization: 1991 as the Peak of Openness in Russia’s Media Laws
Antonina Semivolos
Political Deepfakes and the Limits of the Law
R. George Wright
The Dilemmas of the 2023 Merger Guidelines
Aurelian Portuese
The End Is Still to Come: How the Law’s Interaction with Digital Replicas and Derivative Digital Replicas Will Shape the Future
Spencer Kweskin
The Failures of the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act
Nick Corwin
The World’s Oldest Profession Needs New Answers
Ariana Zaimi
The Case for Climate Refugee Protection
Nicole Theriot
Demanding or Dodging Death: Reconciling the Inconsistencies in Medicine
Katherine Drabiak
What’s Wrong with Inflicting Death? Evaluating Marquis’s “Future of Value” Account
Christopher Kaczor
Sidgwick’s “Move”: A Reply
T. A. Cavanaugh
The Primacy of Parental Authority in End-Of-Life Decisions for Children
Patrick A. Tully
Undue Influence and Religious Donations in the Execution of Wills
Andrew E. Coffey
Physician-Assisted Suicide and the Doctrine of Standing: Deficiencies of Traditional Standing Application and the Case for Alternatives
Owen D. Macaulay
Optimizing Death to Effectuate Deterrence
Lucas Brolin
Informing Choice: The Role of Adoption in Women’s Pregnancy Decision-Making
Elizabeth R. Kirk and Ryan Hanlon
Wartime Homefront Medical Ethics
Nili Karako-Eyal, Shelly Kamin-Friedman, and Maya Pered Raz
Medically Necessary Abortions after Dobbs: What, If Anything, Has Changed?
Maura K. Quinlan and Paul Benjamin Linton
Person-Centered Pluralism About Contract Theory
C. Scott Pryor
The States’ Response to Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
Clarke D. Forsythe and Carolyn McDonnell
The Debate on Trying Minors Who Commit Adultlike Offenses as Adults: A Middle-Ground Contribution
Philip C. Aka
Intrinsic Human Equality: A Critical Overview of Recent and Historical Theory
Robert Diab
Don’t Trust the Vibes: A Better Test for Pop Music Copyright Infringement
Lauryn Mary Sparger
United We Bargain, Divided We Beg: Constitutional Concerns of State Anti-Captive Audience Laws
Ryan Hocking
Nontestimonial: State Child Hearsay Exceptions in the Post-Crawford Era
McKenzie Jordan Brummond
Too Much Sunlight: Is Supreme Court TV a Good Idea?
Harrison Richter
