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Amicus (Fall 2024), University Of Colorado Law School

Amicus

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• Spotlight on Colorado Law's legal clinics

The Fate Of Section 230, Kimberly A. Gry

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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A Long Way From Brady: The Impact Of Digital Infrastructure & E-Discovery Practices On State Discovery Obligations In Criminal Cases, Benjamin Scott Basilio

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Applying The Brain-Computer Interface Discourse To Negligence, Scott Kiel-Chisolm

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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The Case For Preserving Nothing: The Need For A Global Response To The Space Debris Problem, Natalie Pusey

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Al Cannibalism And The Law, Amy Cyphert, Sam Perl, S. Sean Tu J.D., Ph..

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Can Climate Change Constitute A Taking? The Endangered Species Act And Greenhouse Gas Regulation, Ethan Mooar

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Beyond The Iudex Threshold: Human Oversight As The Conscience Of Machine Learning, E. Jason Albert, Jessica E. Brown

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Beyond Public Reason On Energy Justice: Solidarity And Catholic Social Teaching, José Ambrozic

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Response To The Future Of Startup Finance: A Symposium On "Investment Crowdfunding", Andrew A. Schwartz

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Financing Energy Access On The Edge Of The World, Alex Pederson

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Consumer Protection And Investment Crowdfunding: Comments At The Future Of Startup Finance: A Symposium On "Investment Crowdfunding", Todd Zywicki

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Engaging Women's Voices For Energy Justice, Beth Osnes

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Tax Incentives For Investment Crowdfunding: A Comparative Analysis, Douglas J. Cumming, Sofia Johan, Robert S. Reardon

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Put Out The Fire: Developing A Sustainable Energy Policy For All Namibians, Julie Nania, Doug Vilsack

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Crowdfunding And Intellectual Property, Mirit Eyal-Cohen

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Keynote Address: Energy Justice Conference, October 23, 2009, Kandeh Yumkella

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Psychic Income & Democratized Investing, Abraham J.R. Cable

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Energy Justice And Sustainable Development, Lakshman Guruswamy

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Table Of Contents, Colorado Technology Law Journal

Colorado Technology Law Journal

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Creative Jurisprudence: The Paradox Of Free Speech Absolutism, R. George Wright, Chris Rowley

University of Colorado Law Review Forum

Governments often seek to restrict speech on the basis of its content, navigating the ever-complex terrain between constitutional freedoms and regulatory interests. While the United States judiciary has historically endeavored to balance competing constitutional questions and government interests when scrutinizing content-based speech regulations, recent trends signify a troubling shift. The judiciary has recently embraced what this Article refers to as free speech absolutism, whereby it sidesteps the longstanding, intricate process of balancing constitutional values and public interests, in favor of an unequivocal endorsement of speech rights. This simplified judicial strategy proceeds first with an acknowledgment of the paramount importance of …

No Sword, No Shield, No Problem: Ai In Pro Se Section 1983 Suits, Michaela Calhoun

University of Colorado Law Review Forum

Originating during the Reconstruction era, 42 U.S.C. 1983 emerged as a legislative tool to safeguard individuals’ constitutional rights and liberties. Initially designed to combat state-sanctioned violence, its efficacy has been eroded over time by subsequent judicial and legislative action. Unfortunately, the current state of Section 1983 falls short of this envisioned role, particularly for incarcerated individuals who find themselves navigating the complexities of the federal court system as pro se litigants.

Faced with a landscape devoid of resources, incarcerated individuals struggle to realize their constitutional rights, further perpetuating their collective status as a second-class citizenry—a status imposed by their own …

Healthy Rivers Are Critical For Colorado's Water Resources Resilience: How Colorado Water Law Needs To Evolve To Protect Our Natural Stream Systems, John Cyran, Hattie Johnson, Jacquelyn Corday, Andrew Teegarden

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

Over the past 200 years, the large majority of Colorado's rivers have been altered to make way for development, agriculture, or transportation, or to deliver water to users more efficiently. Rivers have been buried by mining debris or concrete, channelized, levied, wholly diverted, riparian vegetation lost by grazing or land use practices, and thousands of miles of streams have become incised, disconnected from their foodplains. Numerous scientific studies over the past twenty years have documented why degraded rivers are problematic and why healthy functioning river systems connected to their foodplains provide numerous critical services beyond water delivery, including increased protection …

Old Farms, New Crop: Agriculture's Historical Influence In Colorado Water Law And Its Leadership Into A Water Scarce Future, Sara Dunn, Andrea Hall

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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The Risks And Potential Impacts Of A Colorado River Compact Curtailment On Colorado River In-Basin And Transmountain Water Rights Within Colorado, Eric Kuhn

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

Twenty-plus years of drought and overuse in the Colorado River system have dramatically changed the outlook for water users in the system's Lower and Upper Basins. At the time of this Article's writing, the United States Bureau of Reclamation was simultaneously working on two related, but separate, environmental review processes related to the management of the Colorado River and its major storage reservoirs. The river system was granted a short reprieve in the form of a long overdue and aboveaverage snowpack in the winter of 2022-2023, but all signs point to continued risk presented by an imbalance in the system …

Pesticide Poisonings And Deadly Hazards: Using The Farm Bill To Protect Workers, Melissa Mcelroy

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Table Of Contents, Colorado Environmental Law Journal

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Keeping It In The Ground: An Analysis Of Colorado Oil And Gas Law And The Legal Tools To Limit Production, Colin Hull

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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"Sugar, We're Goin Down"?': Major Questions Doctrine And The Securities And Exchange Commission's Climate Disclosure Rule, Austin S. Mccleery

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Table Of Contents, Colorado Journal Of International Enivornmental Law And Policy

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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