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Reconnecting Behind Bars: Why Visitation Reform Matters For Reentry Success, Aaron Menzelefsky
Reconnecting Behind Bars: Why Visitation Reform Matters For Reentry Success, Aaron Menzelefsky
Student Works
No abstract provided.
Should New Jersey Pursue And Enact Series Limited Liability Company Legislation? Making The Argument In Favor Of New Jersey Enacting The Uniform Protected Series Act., Joel Chapman
Student Works
No abstract provided.
Free Exercise Rights In Black Religions, Dennis M. Abate
Free Exercise Rights In Black Religions, Dennis M. Abate
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No abstract provided.
Age, Ambiguity, And Administrative Overreach: How U.S. Import Law Keeps American Motorsport In The Slow Lane, Conor Abbamonte
Age, Ambiguity, And Administrative Overreach: How U.S. Import Law Keeps American Motorsport In The Slow Lane, Conor Abbamonte
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No abstract provided.
The Nfl’S Real Referee Problem: How Commissioner Roger Goodell’S Final Authority To Arbitrate Disputes Against Himself Violates The Federal Arbitration Act, Matthew J. Madonna
The Nfl’S Real Referee Problem: How Commissioner Roger Goodell’S Final Authority To Arbitrate Disputes Against Himself Violates The Federal Arbitration Act, Matthew J. Madonna
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No abstract provided.
Fractured Foundations: Eu Ai Product Liability And The Case For Reform, Shannon Stubbs
Fractured Foundations: Eu Ai Product Liability And The Case For Reform, Shannon Stubbs
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No abstract provided.
Servi Dei: Prosecutors & The Common Good, Zachary A. Chin
Servi Dei: Prosecutors & The Common Good, Zachary A. Chin
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No abstract provided.
A Comparison Of Catholic Moral Theology And The American Criminal System, Paige Rufolo
A Comparison Of Catholic Moral Theology And The American Criminal System, Paige Rufolo
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From Doctrine To The Courtroom: Catholic Legal Theory And Natural Law Meet Originalist Arguments For Equal Protection Of The Unborn, Katherine Butler
From Doctrine To The Courtroom: Catholic Legal Theory And Natural Law Meet Originalist Arguments For Equal Protection Of The Unborn, Katherine Butler
Student Works
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Emerging Trends In Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (Dei) Laws And The Precarious State Of Affirmative Action College Admissions Programs, Edward Yanez
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Judicial Limits On Ncii Takedowns: Prior-Restraint Constraints On §6851 Injunctions And Narrowing Constructions For The Take It Down 48-Hour Duty, Jiayi Ren
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Supported Decision-Making For Older Adults In New Jersey, Taylor E.A. Gillis
Supported Decision-Making For Older Adults In New Jersey, Taylor E.A. Gillis
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The Right To Exclude Revisited: (Non)Issues Of Squatting In New York City, William Phillips
The Right To Exclude Revisited: (Non)Issues Of Squatting In New York City, William Phillips
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The Department Of Education “Needs Assistance:” Redefining And Reinforcing Compliance Under The Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, Jacklyn Morgentaler
The Department Of Education “Needs Assistance:” Redefining And Reinforcing Compliance Under The Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, Jacklyn Morgentaler
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Fighting For Fairness: Combating Wage Disparities, Unequal Pay, And Lack Of Protections Through The Reclassification Of Ufc Fighters, Salma Mohamed
Fighting For Fairness: Combating Wage Disparities, Unequal Pay, And Lack Of Protections Through The Reclassification Of Ufc Fighters, Salma Mohamed
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Navigating Change Amidst Ambiguity: A Survey Of Collegiate Athlete Legal Status And Compensation, Andrew C. Marino
Navigating Change Amidst Ambiguity: A Survey Of Collegiate Athlete Legal Status And Compensation, Andrew C. Marino
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Who Can Be Disarmed? The Critical Need For The Return To Means-End Scrutiny In Rejection Of Bruen’S History And Tradition Test, Candacie Hilliman
Who Can Be Disarmed? The Critical Need For The Return To Means-End Scrutiny In Rejection Of Bruen’S History And Tradition Test, Candacie Hilliman
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The Economics Of Abortion Access: Making The Case For Federal Abortion-Codifying Legislation Post-Dobbs Based On Economic Impact, Elyse Genrich
The Economics Of Abortion Access: Making The Case For Federal Abortion-Codifying Legislation Post-Dobbs Based On Economic Impact, Elyse Genrich
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Cancer Misdiagnosis Continued: A Case For An Expanded Understanding Of The Continuous Treatment Doctrine In New York Actions Alleging Negligent Failure To Diagnose Cancer, William Frasco
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It’S Not A Trap!: How Employers Can Adjust To Noncompete Agreement Bans & Restrictions With Fair Alternatives, Sophia D’Agostino
It’S Not A Trap!: How Employers Can Adjust To Noncompete Agreement Bans & Restrictions With Fair Alternatives, Sophia D’Agostino
Student Works
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Extraordinary And Compelling: Considering Actual Innocence In Compassionate Release, Peter Arleo
Extraordinary And Compelling: Considering Actual Innocence In Compassionate Release, Peter Arleo
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No abstract provided.
Robey V. Sparc Grp. Llc: A Call For New Jersey Legislature To Amend The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, Addressing Inconsistencies With Legislative Intent, Michael C. Stile
Robey V. Sparc Grp. Llc: A Call For New Jersey Legislature To Amend The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, Addressing Inconsistencies With Legislative Intent, Michael C. Stile
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No abstract provided.
Strengthening Ethical Ai: Counteracting Racism In Predictive Policing, Nicholas Giaquinto
Strengthening Ethical Ai: Counteracting Racism In Predictive Policing, Nicholas Giaquinto
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Incarcerated Infants: The Mothers And Infants Nurturing Together Program And New Jersey’S Obligation To Care For Its Children, Hayley G. Friedman
Incarcerated Infants: The Mothers And Infants Nurturing Together Program And New Jersey’S Obligation To Care For Its Children, Hayley G. Friedman
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An Unjustified Judicial Invention: A Case For The Removal Of The Natural Law Exception For Patentable Subject Matter, Bradley O. Schlager
An Unjustified Judicial Invention: A Case For The Removal Of The Natural Law Exception For Patentable Subject Matter, Bradley O. Schlager
Student Works
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Shock The System: Pouring Water On The Cpuc’S Income-Graduated Flat Rates In Favor Of More Effective Rate Structures, Benjamin Hill
Shock The System: Pouring Water On The Cpuc’S Income-Graduated Flat Rates In Favor Of More Effective Rate Structures, Benjamin Hill
Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)
The volume of rate cases in the United States continues to increase, resulting in constant price hikes for utility customers. The battle between corporate profit and consumer financial satisfaction will likely continue. Considering these diametrically opposed interests, the California Public Utility Commission, at the behest of the California legislature, decreased the rate consumers pay for usage and added fixed fees based on income to utility bills. The broader goals of the Commission’s model are to maintain utility profitability, alleviate the financial burden consumers face, promote energy conservation, and develop energy efficient technology to combat greenhouse gas emissions. This Comment will …
Remarks On The College Athlete As Employees In The Name, Image, And Likeness Landscape, Dan Nash
Remarks On The College Athlete As Employees In The Name, Image, And Likeness Landscape, Dan Nash
Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)
No abstract provided.
The Efficiency Paradox Of Majoritarian Democracy, Barbara Luppi, Francesco Parisi
The Efficiency Paradox Of Majoritarian Democracy, Barbara Luppi, Francesco Parisi
Articles
Majoritarian democracy is widely regarded as the canonical procedure for converting heterogeneous individual preferences into collective decisions, yet its welfare properties are far more fragile than legal and political theorists suggest. This paper contributes to the literature on the limits of majoritarianism by applying a spatial voting model to demonstrate that the conditions under which majoritarian democracies produce efficient outcomes are narrowly constrained by the structural features of majority rule itself. We formalize a multidimensional policy environment in which voters bargain over both the policy vector and lump‑sum transfers. We show that—even with transferable utility among members of the majority …
General Law Revivalism And The Problem Of 1938, Jack Landman Goldsmith, Curtis Bradley
General Law Revivalism And The Problem Of 1938, Jack Landman Goldsmith, Curtis Bradley
Public Law and Legal Theory Working Papers
From the constitutional Founding until Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins, 304 U.S. 64 (1938), federal courts routinely applied a body of “general law” to resolve a wide range of legal issues, including issues relating to commercial law, tort law, international law, conflict of laws, equity, and procedure. This general law regime became politically fraught and difficult to administer, and the Supreme Court repudiated it in Erie, declaring that “there is no federal general common law” and requiring the federal courts to ground all rules in either federal or state law. Erie and its progeny created what this Article terms the …
Legislative Debate-Attributed Suicidality Among Lgbtq+ Adults: The Buffering Effect Of Community Belongingness, Keith J. Watts, Shawndaya S. Thrasher, Laneshia R. Conner, Nicole Campbell, Louis G. Baser, Dekeitra Griffin, Sydney P. Howard, Missy Spears, Justin X. Moore
Legislative Debate-Attributed Suicidality Among Lgbtq+ Adults: The Buffering Effect Of Community Belongingness, Keith J. Watts, Shawndaya S. Thrasher, Laneshia R. Conner, Nicole Campbell, Louis G. Baser, Dekeitra Griffin, Sydney P. Howard, Missy Spears, Justin X. Moore
Counseling & Human Services Faculty Publications
Background: In recent years, the sociopolitical landscape in the United States has shifted due to an increase in state-level legislation regarding LGBTQ+ rights, a trend that has been particularly pronounced in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. While the mental health impacts of enacted laws are increasingly documented, a critical gap remains in understanding the psychological toll of the legislative debates themselves—the prolonged periods of public discourse surrounding the restriction of rights. Methods: Utilizing data from the 2025 Queer Kentucky Survey (N = 817), this exploratory study examined the association between LGBTQ+ community belongingness and acute suicidality attributed specifically to anti-LGBTQ+ legislative …