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Article Iii Standing But Add A Little Bit Of 21st Century Spice: How Data Breaches Illuminate The Continuously Contradictory Rulings Of The Supreme Court, Emily A. Martin
Article Iii Standing But Add A Little Bit Of 21st Century Spice: How Data Breaches Illuminate The Continuously Contradictory Rulings Of The Supreme Court, Emily A. Martin
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Commander-In-Chief Authority And The Religious Rights Of Service Members In Crisis Times: The Vaccine Mandate As A Call For Reincorporating The Standing Army Fears In Jurisprudence And Depoliticizing The Bench, Joshua E. Kastenberg
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Mommy Issues: Louisiana’S Gap In Parental Rights For Unmarried, Same-Sex Couples, Lily Pavy
Mommy Issues: Louisiana’S Gap In Parental Rights For Unmarried, Same-Sex Couples, Lily Pavy
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Uneggspected: Louisiana’S Scrambled Approach To Ownership Of Frozen Embryos After Dissolution Of Marriage, A. Brooke Reedy
Uneggspected: Louisiana’S Scrambled Approach To Ownership Of Frozen Embryos After Dissolution Of Marriage, A. Brooke Reedy
Louisiana Law Review
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Understanding Self-Imposed Limitations On The Executive As Meaningful Restrictions On Authorizations For The Use Of Military Force (Aumfs), Fallon A. Voltolina
Understanding Self-Imposed Limitations On The Executive As Meaningful Restrictions On Authorizations For The Use Of Military Force (Aumfs), Fallon A. Voltolina
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Law Of Defamation, The First Amendment, And Justice William H. Rehnquist’S Attempts To “Hold The Balance True”: A Framework For Assessing The Continuing Viability Of New York Times V. Sullivan, David Elder
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Heads You Stay; Tails You Go: Arbitrariness In Asylum Proceedings And How A Slight Procedural Speedbump May Help, Jay Newman
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Growing Up With Popular Culture In The Time Of Title Ix, Christine A. Corcos
Growing Up With Popular Culture In The Time Of Title Ix, Christine A. Corcos
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Topsy-Turvy: The Taylor Opportunity Program For Students’ Homeschool Discrimination Contradiction, Chaz Morgan
Topsy-Turvy: The Taylor Opportunity Program For Students’ Homeschool Discrimination Contradiction, Chaz Morgan
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Putting An End To This B-S Standard: Resolving Louisiana Courts’ Problematic Application Of A Burden-Shifting Standard In Slip-And-Fall Cases Against Medical Institutions, Andrew B. Young
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Secured Interests In Louisiana Mineral Rights, Patrick S. Ottinger
Secured Interests In Louisiana Mineral Rights, Patrick S. Ottinger
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recovery For Emotional Distress Under International Air Transportation As Developed By The Common Law Courts, Abdulla Hassan Mohamed
Recovery For Emotional Distress Under International Air Transportation As Developed By The Common Law Courts, Abdulla Hassan Mohamed
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Res Judica-Duh! The Impermissible Expansion Of Claim Preclusion Through Louisiana Code Of Civil Procedure Article 425, Olivia Guidry
Res Judica-Duh! The Impermissible Expansion Of Claim Preclusion Through Louisiana Code Of Civil Procedure Article 425, Olivia Guidry
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Non-Refoulement, Withholding, And Private Persecution, Dyllan Moreno Taxman
Non-Refoulement, Withholding, And Private Persecution, Dyllan Moreno Taxman
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
You Can Go Your Own Way: The Failings Of Teague V. Lane And Why Louisiana Should Create Its Own Retroactivity Standard, Emma C. Looney
You Can Go Your Own Way: The Failings Of Teague V. Lane And Why Louisiana Should Create Its Own Retroactivity Standard, Emma C. Looney
Louisiana Law Review
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Comparative Property Law And The Pandemic: Vulnerability Theory And Resilient Property In An Age Of Crises, Marc L. Roark, Lorna Fox O’Mahony
Comparative Property Law And The Pandemic: Vulnerability Theory And Resilient Property In An Age Of Crises, Marc L. Roark, Lorna Fox O’Mahony
Louisiana Law Review
Political and property crises present vital new questions for property theorists, and analyses of state responses to these crises cast new light on how property systems, and property law, adapt and evolve to meet complex challenges—while remaining institutionally resilient themselves. The novel coronavirus pandemic was an extreme, exceptional, unexpected, significant “shock” event, with financial, economic, social, cultural, and political impacts on a scale not experienced since at least the 1930s. The pandemic posed an unexpected, unpredictable, and urgent threat to human life that demanded immediate action, delivered under intense public scrutiny. The challenges were “wicked”: governments were compelled to act, …
Breaking The Chains Of A Habitually Offensive Penal System: An Examination Of Louisiana’S Habitual-Offender Statute With Recommendations For Continued Reform, Harper G. Street
Breaking The Chains Of A Habitually Offensive Penal System: An Examination Of Louisiana’S Habitual-Offender Statute With Recommendations For Continued Reform, Harper G. Street
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Welcome To The Burn Pit: Where The Black Goo Oozes And The Green Ponds Glow, Carlissa R. Carson
Welcome To The Burn Pit: Where The Black Goo Oozes And The Green Ponds Glow, Carlissa R. Carson
Louisiana Law Review
Studies estimate that millions of servicemen and women were involuntarily exposed to toxic burn pits while deployed overseas to countries such as Uzbekistan and Afghanistan. A growing number of these servicemembers have developed severe health complications because of this exposure. Long after lacing up their last combat boot, these servicemembers are battling a bloated bureaucracy while suffering with war wounds. They are being denied healthcare and disability benefits despite this nation’s promise to care for veterans injured during their time in service. These pits, used in the absence of waste management alternatives, were often doused with jet propellant 8 and …
Finally, Some Clarity: Why Statutory Withholding Orders Are Not Final Orders Of Removal Under The Nasrallah V. Barr Analysis, Victoria Montanio
Finally, Some Clarity: Why Statutory Withholding Orders Are Not Final Orders Of Removal Under The Nasrallah V. Barr Analysis, Victoria Montanio
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Permitting Gross-Ups For Title Vii Back-Pay Awards: A Gross Tax Issue, Gabrielle Domangue
Permitting Gross-Ups For Title Vii Back-Pay Awards: A Gross Tax Issue, Gabrielle Domangue
Louisiana Law Review
The article details the conflicting opinions of U.S. federal district and circuit courts on whether gross-ups are permitted for Title VII lump-sum back-pay awards and explores the effect of federal income taxation on Title VII awards as well as factors to consider for determining gross-ups.
“This Lawsuit Smacks Of Racism”: Disinformation, Racial Coding,And The 2020 Election, Atiba R. Ellis
“This Lawsuit Smacks Of Racism”: Disinformation, Racial Coding,And The 2020 Election, Atiba R. Ellis
Louisiana Law Review
The essay exposes racism in the lawsuit filed by then U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign that led to the 2021 Capitol Insurrection, discusses racial coding and voting rights realism and considers disinformation events and voter fraud myth on racist conduct during the 2020 presidential election.
The Great Escape: Exploring Chapter 11’S Allure To Mass Tort Defendants, Natalie R. Earles
The Great Escape: Exploring Chapter 11’S Allure To Mass Tort Defendants, Natalie R. Earles
Louisiana Law Review
The article explores Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings as a defense strategy used by mass tort defendants to escape unfavorable litigation and proposes the U.S. Congress to revise the Bankruptcy Code to disincentivize the misuse of bankruptcy power.
The Coming Of The Fifteenth Amendment: The Republican Party And The Right To Vote In The Early Reconstruction Era, Earl Maltz
Louisiana Law Review
The year 2020 marked the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, the last of the three Reconstruction Amendments that fundamentally transformed both the structure of the Constitution and the nature of American federalism. The Fifteenth Amendment differed
from its predecessors in a number of important ways. First, it was the only one of the Reconstruction Amendments and remains the only part of the entire Constitution to focus explicitly on race. In addition, the amendment became the first provision of the Constitution to limit the power of the state governments to establish the qualifications for voters in elections …
Voting Rights, Democracy, And The Constitution After January 6, 2021, Paul Finkelman
Voting Rights, Democracy, And The Constitution After January 6, 2021, Paul Finkelman
Louisiana Law Review
The article looks into the history of voter suppression in the U.S. to understand the need for the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and examines the current state of voting rights and democratic system of government in various U.S. states after the January 6, 2021 attack at the Capitol Building.
Tipping The Cap To Practical And Equitable Considerations: The Supreme Court Should Refuse To Apply 11 U.S.C. § 502 (B)(6)’S Cap To Non-Rent Damages, Andrew K. Chenevert
Tipping The Cap To Practical And Equitable Considerations: The Supreme Court Should Refuse To Apply 11 U.S.C. § 502 (B)(6)’S Cap To Non-Rent Damages, Andrew K. Chenevert
Louisiana Law Review
The article argues for the U.S. Supreme Court to refuse to apply Section 502(b)(6) of the U.S. Constitution, which sets a cap on landlord's recoverable damages resulting from termination of a lease of real property, to non-rent damages.
Reigning In Regulatory Overreach: Ferc’S Role In Bankruptcy, Bradley G. Oster
Reigning In Regulatory Overreach: Ferc’S Role In Bankruptcy, Bradley G. Oster
Louisiana Law Review
The article examines points of law governing the role and jurisdiction of the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), including the Federal Power Act's (FPA) field rate doctrine and Mobile-Sierra doctrine and the Bankruptcy Code, in bankruptcy-related litigations.
Overruling Louisiana: Horizontal Stare Decisis And The Concept Of Precedent, Santiago Legarre, Christopher R. Handy
Overruling Louisiana: Horizontal Stare Decisis And The Concept Of Precedent, Santiago Legarre, Christopher R. Handy
Louisiana Law Review
The article discusses two U.S. Supreme Court cases, Ramos v. Louisiana and June Medical v. Russo, which deal with the concept of stare decisis that approached horizontal precedent and overruling.
In Defense: New York Times V. Sullivan, Matthew L. Schafer
In Defense: New York Times V. Sullivan, Matthew L. Schafer
Louisiana Law Review
The article discusses the U.S. Supreme Court case New York Times v. Sullivan which deals with the actual-malice requirement, the common law of libel, and public-official and public-figure libel plaintiffs.