Parents v. Government: The Constitutional Challenge Between The Principle Of Progressive Autonomy Of Children And Parents’ Educational Rights In Chile
Jorge Barrera-Rojas
Defending The Fundamental Rights of Parents: A Response To Recent Attacks
Melissa Moschella
A Right Defined By A Duty: The Original Understanding Of Parental Rights
Luray Buckner
The Failure To Protect Free Speech In Higher Education: A Nonpartisan Right With Bipartisan Consequences
Alyce Hammer
Law School Rankings And Political Ideology: Measuring The Conservative Penalty And Liberal Bonus With Updated 2023 Rankings Data [PDF]
Michael Conklin
An Ecological Approach To Data Governance [PDF]
Jasmine McNealy
Errors And Omissions: Applying Lessons From History To Decide The Future Of Administrative Deference With Respect To The National Labor Relations Board
Nicholas M. Ohanesian
Making Judges Moral: Originalism And The Practice Of Common Good Constitutionalism [PDF]
Brennan Buhr
Smith To Smithereens? If So, What’s Next? [PDF]
Joshua Lacoste
Countering Public Pressure: Jury Anatomy As A Protection Of Criminal Defendants [PDF]
Silas J. Petersen
The Duality of Dogs: Property or Person?
Amber L. Shepard
The First Amendment And National Security: A Case For A Clear Test
Drake C. Stobie
Virtue And The Administrative State
John S. Ehrett
Implicit Racial Attitudes And Self-Defense
Stephen P. Garvey
Protecting Church Autonomy In The Twenty-First Century: A Defense of the Compulsory Deference Approach for Church Property Litigation
Matthew R. Goldammer
Corporate Responsibility For Rogue Agents
Daniel Harris
Children Sentenced As Adults
Vanessa F. Hernandez Levin
The Tripartite Model Of Facial Recognition: Bridging The Gap Between Privacy, Public Safety, Technology And The Fourth And First Amendments
Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid and Kyle Fleming
The Neurological Imprint Of Incarceration And Its Effects On Recidivism
Malcolm Coffman
Tackling The Intangible: Why The Supreme Court Needs To Define Intellectual Property And What Facebook Stands To Lose (Or Win)
John Paul A. Galgano
Wading In Murky Waters: The Good-Faith Exception To The Exclusionary Rule & Title III Wiretaps
Joseph W. Gergel, III
Lessons From Vietnam: Informing Refugee Policy In Haiti And Afghanistan From Post-Vietnam United States Policy
Davis Lovvorn
Environmental, Social, And Governance (ESG) Matters: Can The SEC Mandate Disclosure? Should The SEC Mandate Disclosure?
Samantha M. Mariani
An Establishment Clause Eulogy: The Rise And Fall Of The Status/Use Distinction
Leo O’Malley
Tag: You Are It! How Amending Garment Labeling Requirements Is A First Step Towards Transparency In The Fashion Industry
Betina A. Baumgarten
A Temporary Stopper In The Revolving Door: Executive Order Ethics Pledges And Their Role In Promoting Government Accountability And Integrity Within The President’s Branch
Caitlin-Jean Juricic
Unraveling The Web of Legal Protection: Race, Police Misconduct, And The Favorable Termination Rule
Jasmine B. Gonzales Rose, Caitlin Glass, Neda A. Khoshkhoo
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The Influence of Partisanship On Supreme Court Election Law Rulings
Anthony J. Gaughan
Faith In Elections
Derek T. Muller
Vote Dilution And Voter Disenfranchisement In United States History
Luis Ricardo Fraga, PhD.
After Further Review: Towards A Rebuttable Presumption In Favor Of Ballot Validity
Devin Humphreys
Regulation Or Qualification: The Qualifications Clause, The Elections Clause, And Federal Regulation of Mail-In Ballots
Andrew Scarafile
Mass Incarceration & The Minority Vote: The Case For A Federal Ban On Felon Disenfranchisement
Jaylen Amaker, Danielle M. Lyn, & Marquan Robertson
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Can Continuing Legal Education Pass the Test? Empirical Lessons from the Medical World
Rima Sirota
Trust and Distrust Across Constitutional Law
R. George Wright
The Legal and Ethical Implications of Public Pension Reform: Analyzing the New Constitutional Cases
T. Leigh Anenson and Jennifer K. Gershberg
Evaluating Legal Needs
Luz E. Herrera, Amber Baylor, Nandita Chaudhuri, and Felipe Hinojosa
Scandal and Due Process: A Canonical Response to the McCarrick Case
Fr. John Paul Kimes
Anti-Slapped in the Face: The Applicability of Anti-Slapp Statutes in Federal Courts
Noah Brown
Corporal Punishment in the United States: Abolishment Under the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Caroline J. Capili
Deinstitutionalization or Transinstitutionalization? Barriers to Independent Living for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Katherine Cienkus
Social Movement Theory and the Role of Qualified Immunity in Increasing Political Violence
Cesar M. Estrada
The Duty to Monitor: How the Mission Critical Doctrine in Marchand Informs Director Liability for Cybersecurity Breaches
Mary Ellen Kempf
Improving New Market Tax Credit Accessibility to Address Food Vulnerability
Zahraa Nasser
Please Note: The Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy aims to make legal scholarship available more quickly, particularly regarding current events and topically relevant issues. As such, forthcoming articles, notes, and essays may be published on a rolling basis prior to pagination finalization. These works, noted by an asterisk, will be compiled into journal issues retroactively for organizational and citation purposes.
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