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Censorship In The Video Game Industry: Government Intervention Or Parental Controls, Richard J. Hunter Jr., Hector R. Lozada, Ann Mayo

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Can I See Some Id: An Antitrust Analysis Of Nba And Nfl Draft Eligibility Rules, Steve E. Cavezza

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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How Should China Respond To Online Piracy Of Live Sports Telecasts - A Comparative Study Of Chinese Copyright Legislation To U.S. And European Legislation, Seagull Haiyan Song

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Copyright Law And The Visual Arts: Fairey V. Ap, Elizabeth Dauer, Allison Rosen

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Demolition By Neglect In Detroit And The Battle To Save Historic Tiger Stadium: Lessons For Baseball Park Preservationists, Andy Jacoby

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Contests, Contracts, & Copyright: Sometimes A Great Contest, Pamela S. Evers

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Full Court Press: Problems Plaguing Youth Basketball In The United States And An Aggressive Plan To Attack Them, Paul Pogge

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Right To Free Speech In A Censored Democracy, Subradipta Sarkar

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Context, Not Content: Medium-Based Press Clause Restrictions On Government Speech In The Internet Age, Nathan Murphy

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Noonan V. Staples: Libel Law's Shocking New Precedent And What It Means For The Motion Picture Industry, Lindsee Gendron

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Vol. 7, No. 1: Letter From The Editor, Trey Douglass

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Should The Government Flex Its Muscles And Regulate Steroids In Baseball - Weakness In The Public Health Argument, Connor Williams

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

The government's response to steroid abuse has been simultaneously hyperbolic and inadequate. The legislative and executive branches have attempted to address the problem of abuse of performance-enhancing drugs by adolescents by focusing their venom primarily on A) steroids, and B) baseball players. I argue that this artificially narrows the larger public health conversation that we should be having as a society if, in fact, we determine that adolescent steroid abuse is a problem worth addressing.

There are several flaws in the government's line of thinking in addressing this issue: 1) it has overstated the problem of adolescent steroid abuse, 2) …

From Russia Without Love: Can The Shchukin Heirs Recover Their Ancestor's Art Collection, Jane Graham

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Sergei Shchukin's vast modem art collection was confiscated in 1917 by Lenin during theSoviet Nationalizations. Since then the Shchukin heirs have tried in courts around the world to recover "their" artwork, with the most recent development in London during the recent "From Russia" exhibit amid scandal in early 2008. The article first traces the Shchukin family's legal attempts at reclaiming their property. Then the article examines the recently enacted British legislation, "Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts, and Enforcement Act of 2007." The article then compares the new British legislation with similar immunity-from-seizure legislation in the United States. The article …

Great Expectations: Content Regulation In Film, Radio, And Television, Alexandra Gil

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Major League Baseball And The Antitrust Rules: Where Are We Now, Harvey Gilmore

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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When Holding On Means Letting Go: Why Fair Use Should Extend To Fan-Based Activities, Nathaniel T. Noda

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Who Is Responsible When Spectators Are Injured While Attending Professional Sporting Events, Leigh Augustine

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Man Vs. Mountain, Zachary Warkentin

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Music Lawyers Taking The Rap: The Musicalization Of Legal Ethics, Ashley Hollan

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Music 2.0 - The Future Of Delivering Music Digitally, David Ratner

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Is The Artists' Newly-Found Independence An Opportunity For Law To Protect Artistic Creativity And Diversity, Aissatou Sylla

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Baseball, Antitrust And The Rise Of The Players' Association, Gregory Boucher

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Law & Economics Of The Adult Entertainment Industry Today: An Inside View From The Industry's Leading Trade Publisher, Clay Calvert, Robert D. Richards

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Doping, Athletes, And Arbitration - A Case Study On The Need For Transparency In The System, Courtney Lotfi

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Television Violence: The Impact On Children Versus First Amendment Rights, Camille Glover

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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The Hidden Toll Of Crowd Control: Rethinking The Use Of Kinetic Impact Projectiles In American Policing, Hayley Knudsen

Undergraduate Theses, Capstones, and Recitals

This thesis critically examines the use of Kinetic Impact Projectiles (KIPs) by law enforcement in the United States, highlighting the discrepancy between their intended function as “less-lethal” crowd control tools and the severe injuries and fatalities they frequently cause. Spurred by widespread police violence during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, this study explores the physical, legal, and policy impacts of KIP deployment. Drawing on public health data, legal case outcomes, and international human rights reports, the research identifies significant risks associated with KIPs, including high rates of head and ocular injuries, and a troubling lack of training and regulation. …

No Longer Perry Mason: How Modern American Television's Portrayal Of Attorneys Shifts Public Opinion, Christopher Ryan

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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The Sponsorship Function In Collegiate Athletics: Discussing A Potential Outcome Of The Jenkins V. Ncaa Lawsuit, John A. Fortunato

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

The Jenkins v. Nat'1 Collegiate Athletic Ass'n ("Jenkins") lawsuit is now at the forefront of the legal challenges that could forever alter the economic system of collegiate athletics. The Jenkins lawsuit claims that the NCAA and the five power conferences are violating antitrust laws by colluding in creating a system where all universities are restricted in only offering scholarships of equal value to players. The plaintiffs are seeking a ruling that will essentially create a system where there is competition in the recruitment and compensation of players. If a court ruling produces this open market system, universities will need additional …

Sport And Spectacle: Should Mma Be Protected Under The First Amendment, Jason J. Cruz

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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A Race To The Bottom: International Income Tax Regimes' Impact On The Movement Of Athletic Talent, Matthew Akers

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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