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Killing Wotus 2015: Why Three Rulemakings May Not Be Enough, Stephen M. Johnson

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Truth, Democracy, And The Limits Of Law, Daniel P. Tokaji

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Motivated Reasoning, Post-Truth, And Election Law, Guy-Uriel E. Charles

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Election Law Originalism: The Supreme Court's Elitist Conception Of Democracy, Yasmin Dawood

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Was The 2016 Election Legitimate?, Chad Flanders

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Election Law On The Ground: Challenges In Missouri, Denise Lieberman

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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America’S Continued Fair Housing Crisis And The Ignored Solution: The Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule, Maysa Hassan Daoud

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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One Step Away: How Hernández Ii Signals The Elimination Of Bivens, Daniel Blair

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Deep Fakes, Bots, And Siloed Justices: American Election Law In A “Post-Truth” World, Richard L. Hasen

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Chameleon Congressional Districts, Derek T. Muller

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Multidisciplinary Practices: What Is Wrong With The Legal Profession’S Ethics Rules?, Jennifer R. Garcia

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Nine Questions For The Article 9 Professor, Timothy R. Zinnecker

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Up From Javins: A 50-Year Retrospective On The Implied Warranty Of Habitability, Alan M. Weinberger

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Can Tax Sales Be Avoided In Bankruptcy Cases?, Zachary W. Langrehr

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Utilizing The Municipal Land Reutilization Law: Why St. Louis City Should Take Control Of Every Abandoned Property, Nick Luisetti

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Applying The Privileges Or Immunities Clause To Gun Rights: A Framework To Depolarize The Debate And Strengthen The Federal Judiciary, Mohamed Akram Faizer

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Using Open-Source, Collaborative Online Reading To Teach Property, Timothy J. Mcfarlin

Saint Louis University Law Journal

Would you like students to read more before class? Read more deeply and critically? Help each other do that? Would you like a window into their thoughts, interests, and questions while they read? The ability to respond to them in real-time? Then read on.

Would you like more control over your course material? Stop hopping around the casebook? Speak directly to your students in their readings? Make their legal education more affordable? Then continue.

This Essay relates my early experiences in adapting an open-source (free of charge) book to my Property course and having students read it using a collaborative …

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A Post-Mortem Review Of Forensic Hair Analysis – A Technique Whose Current Use In Criminal Investigations Is Hanging On By A Hair, Samuel D. Hodge Jr., Amelia Holjencin

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Trusting The Tribe: Understanding The Tensions Of The Indian Child Welfare Act, Onalee R. Chappeau

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Breaking The Myths: Pain And Suffering Damage Caps, Katherine Hubbard

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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“Stealing Conflicts” No More?: The Gaps And Anti-Restorative Elements In States’ Restorative-Justice Laws, Lynn Branham

Saint Louis University Law Journal

This Article first profiles key findings emanating from a statutory analysis of the close to two hundred criminal-justice-related, as well as juvenile-justice-related, statutory provisions in the United States that pertain to restorative justice and practices (RJ/RP). This section of the Article unveils significant gaps and other substantial problems in states’ restorative-justice laws, including ways in which some of them conflict with core restorative tenets. The Article then proffers seven recommended statutory provisions for states’ consideration when enacting or amending their own RJ/RP laws. These recommended provisions, combined with fidelity in their implementation, would help remedy or avert the gaps and …

Reframing Bitcoin And Tax Compliance, Arvind Sabu

Saint Louis University Law Journal

This Article argues that, contrary to the common belief that Bitcoin enables tax evasion, the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) can increasingly police transactions in Bitcoin. First, commercial and technical intermediaries have emerged as part of Bitcoin’s ecosystem. This diverse set of intermediaries can facilitate tax enforcement, as the litigation over the IRS’s summons on Coinbase—the largest domestic digital asset exchange—and subsequent IRS efforts show. These intermediaries could report transactions to the IRS or even, one day, withhold and remit tax payments. Second, the publicly visible, trustworthy nature of Bitcoin’s blockchain—its unique role as a shared truth—allows tax authorities to observe …

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Lukyanov Doctrine: Conceptual Origins Of Russia’S Hybrid Foreign Policy—The Case Of Ukraine., Igor Gretskiy

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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