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Articles, Issue Archives, Notes, Online Supplement

Vol. 39, Online Supplement

JLEPP

Articles

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

Remedying Public Disapproval of the Supreme Court: Expanding the Role of the Public Information Officer
Brown James

Political Deepfakes and the Limits of the Law
R. George Wright

The Dilemmas of the 2023 Merger Guidelines
Aurelian Portuese

Notes

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

Articles, Issue Archives, Notes, Online Supplement

Vol. 38, Online Supplement

JLEPP

Articles

Guardians of Ethics for the Profession of Arms: Judge Advocates Assisting Commanders to Choose the Harder Right Over the Easier Wrong
Lisa M. Schenck

Harmonizing Divergent Purposes of Punishment in Jewish Criminal Law: Integrating Contemporary Religious, Criminological, and Legal Perspectives
Jonathan Hasson & Abraham Tennenbaum

Blackstone’s Rule Has Limited Our Ability to Think
Brian Forst

Telling Stories
Curtis E. A. Karnow

Notes

West Virginia v. EPA, a New Major Questions Doctrine or Maintaining the Status Quo? An Application to Net Neutrality
David Bender

The Tipping Point: Network Effects of Tipping Quick-Service Restaurant Cashiers
Bree Hall

Asylum, Title 42, & Female Foreign Nationals
Cecilia I. Morin

Justified True Beliefs, the Gettier Problem, and Criminal Knowledge in the Model Penal Code
Yifei Wang

General Issues, Issue Archives

Volume 38, Issue 1

JLEPP

Articles

A Catholic Defense of Corporate Law and Practice
Julian Velasco

The Puzzling Persistence of Capital Punishment
Craig S. Lerner

A Critique of Guardianship Theory from the Perspective of Catholic Thought: The Tension Between the Duty to Protect and Preservation of Legal Autonomy
Lucia A. Silecchia

Christianity and the Liberal(ish) Income Tax
Andrew T. Hayashi

Cheaters Never Prosper: The Legal Liability and Ethical Responsibility of “Homework Help” Sites
Valerie Flugge

Applying Steve Jobs’s Insights on Innovation, Leadership, and Technology Toward an Apple-inspired Law School
Byron G. Stier

Lessons in Rhetoric from Older Case Law
William B. Reingold, Jr.

Notes

Sharing the Blame: Using Market Share to Allocate Liability in Opoid Public Nuisance Lawsuits
Molly Grace Baldock

A New Perspective on Common Ownership: Considering the Anticompetitive Effects of the Big Three’s ESG Agenda
Kendall Crawford

Legacy Business Programs: How a Trending Regulatory Tool Saves Small Businesses of Cultural Value
Jacqueline Muallem

The “Orange Prince” of Copyright: Warhol’s Prince Series & Transformative Fair Use
Haley A. Palmer

The Super Statute’s Kryptonite: The FAA After EFASHA
Michael Snyder

Issue Archives, Online Supplement

Vol. 37, Online Supplement

JLEPP

Articles

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

Notes

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

General Issues, Issue Archives

Volume 37, Issue 1

JLEPP

Articles

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

Notes

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

Issue Archives, Online Supplement

Vol. 36, Online Supplement, Issue 2

JLEPP

Articles

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

Sitting Ducks And Title VI Of The Civil Rights Act: Preventing The Siting Of New Prisons Near Harmful Pollutants
Jessa Webber

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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