Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®

Digital Commons Network™

Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®

Discipline
Institution
Keyword
Publication Year
Publication
Publication Type
File Type

Articles 22531 - 22560 of 933495

Full-Text Articles in Entire DC Network

Extending The Eighth Amendment: Juvenile Solitary Confinement As Psychological Torture, Chong Yu Jan 2026

Extending The Eighth Amendment: Juvenile Solitary Confinement As Psychological Torture, Chong Yu

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Motherhood Behind Bars: Reproductive Rights And Oppression In The Carceral State, Elena Bresnan Jan 2026

Motherhood Behind Bars: Reproductive Rights And Oppression In The Carceral State, Elena Bresnan

Student Works

No abstract provided.


The Business Of Moving Teams: Antitrust Law, League Authority, And Municipal Leverage In Franchise Relocation, Jack Begley Jan 2026

The Business Of Moving Teams: Antitrust Law, League Authority, And Municipal Leverage In Franchise Relocation, Jack Begley

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Gambling Away The Integrity Of Sports, Michael P. Cesa Jan 2026

Gambling Away The Integrity Of Sports, Michael P. Cesa

Student Works

No abstract provided.


The International Olympic Committee’S Rule 50 In The Land Of The Free (Speech), Holly Bebout Jan 2026

The International Olympic Committee’S Rule 50 In The Land Of The Free (Speech), Holly Bebout

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Age, Ambiguity, And Administrative Overreach: How U.S. Import Law Keeps American Motorsport In The Slow Lane, Conor Abbamonte Jan 2026

Age, Ambiguity, And Administrative Overreach: How U.S. Import Law Keeps American Motorsport In The Slow Lane, Conor Abbamonte

Student Works

No abstract provided.


The Eligibility Wars: Litigation's Next Great Challenge To The Ncaa’S Hegemony Over College Athletics, Eric J. Johnson Jan 2026

The Eligibility Wars: Litigation's Next Great Challenge To The Ncaa’S Hegemony Over College Athletics, Eric J. Johnson

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Idiot Box: How Tv Money Has Shaped Collective Bargaining In Major League Baseball And Turned The National Pastime Local (Part I: 1966-1994), Sean Mcallister O’Neill Jan 2026

Idiot Box: How Tv Money Has Shaped Collective Bargaining In Major League Baseball And Turned The National Pastime Local (Part I: 1966-1994), Sean Mcallister O’Neill

Student Works

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 Jan 2026

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

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Ice Is In Your Children's Schools: How Trump's Immigration Raids Could Revive The Case For A Constitutional Right To Education, Alyssa A. Ettore Jan 2026

Ice Is In Your Children's Schools: How Trump's Immigration Raids Could Revive The Case For A Constitutional Right To Education, Alyssa A. Ettore

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Servi Dei: Prosecutors & The Common Good, Zachary A. Chin Jan 2026

Servi Dei: Prosecutors & The Common Good, Zachary A. Chin

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Emerging Trends In Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (Dei) Laws And The Precarious State Of Affirmative Action College Admissions Programs, Edward Yanez Jan 2026

Emerging Trends In Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (Dei) Laws And The Precarious State Of Affirmative Action College Admissions Programs, Edward Yanez

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Judicial Limits On Ncii Takedowns: Prior-Restraint Constraints On §6851 Injunctions And Narrowing Constructions For The Take It Down 48-Hour Duty, Jiayi Ren Jan 2026

Judicial Limits On Ncii Takedowns: Prior-Restraint Constraints On §6851 Injunctions And Narrowing Constructions For The Take It Down 48-Hour Duty, Jiayi Ren

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Supported Decision-Making For Older Adults In New Jersey, Taylor E.A. Gillis Jan 2026

Supported Decision-Making For Older Adults In New Jersey, Taylor E.A. Gillis

Student Works

No abstract provided.


The Right To Exclude Revisited: (Non)Issues Of Squatting In New York City, William Phillips Jan 2026

The Right To Exclude Revisited: (Non)Issues Of Squatting In New York City, William Phillips

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Fighting For Fairness: Combating Wage Disparities, Unequal Pay, And Lack Of Protections Through The Reclassification Of Ufc Fighters, Salma Mohamed Jan 2026

Fighting For Fairness: Combating Wage Disparities, Unequal Pay, And Lack Of Protections Through The Reclassification Of Ufc Fighters, Salma Mohamed

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Navigating Change Amidst Ambiguity: A Survey Of Collegiate Athlete Legal Status And Compensation, Andrew C. Marino Jan 2026

Navigating Change Amidst Ambiguity: A Survey Of Collegiate Athlete Legal Status And Compensation, Andrew C. Marino

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Health Data Under Siege: The New Frontier Of Information Warfare, Karina T. Agarwal Jan 2026

Health Data Under Siege: The New Frontier Of Information Warfare, Karina T. Agarwal

Student Works

No abstract provided.


A Change Is Gonna Come:* Copyright Termination As Social Justice For Black Musical Creators, Natalie Polito Jan 2026

A Change Is Gonna Come:* Copyright Termination As Social Justice For Black Musical Creators, Natalie Polito

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Control To Chaos: How The Ncaa’S New Transfer Portal Regulations Created Contractual Issues While Aiming To Provide Student Athletes Unlimited Freedom., Michael Granda Jan 2026

Control To Chaos: How The Ncaa’S New Transfer Portal Regulations Created Contractual Issues While Aiming To Provide Student Athletes Unlimited Freedom., Michael Granda

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Strengthening Ethical Ai: Counteracting Racism In Predictive Policing, Nicholas Giaquinto Jan 2026

Strengthening Ethical Ai: Counteracting Racism In Predictive Policing, Nicholas Giaquinto

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Incarcerated Infants: The Mothers And Infants Nurturing Together Program And New Jersey’S Obligation To Care For Its Children, Hayley G. Friedman Jan 2026

Incarcerated Infants: The Mothers And Infants Nurturing Together Program And New Jersey’S Obligation To Care For Its Children, Hayley G. Friedman

Student Works

No abstract provided.


Expanding Clinical Understanding Of Suicidality In Queer Adolescents, Garrett Cash Jan 2026

Expanding Clinical Understanding Of Suicidality In Queer Adolescents, Garrett Cash

Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)

Suicidality is seen at an exceptionally high rate for both sexual minority and gender minority youth (Zaza et al., 2016; Thoma et al., 2019). The American Psychological Association (APA) has set out guidelines for mental health providers working with queer youth (APA 2015 and APA 2021) but does not require clinicians to adhere to them, labeling them as “aspirational.” To bridge the gap in clinician education on how to best support this group, an organizing framework based on etiological and preventative research is necessary. This would allow providers to more accurately and efficiently assess and respond to risk. The Salience-Occurrence …


Religiosity And Political Affiliation As Moderators For Climate Change Belief, Jenna L. Hiljus Jan 2026

Religiosity And Political Affiliation As Moderators For Climate Change Belief, Jenna L. Hiljus

Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)

Climate change remains a polarized issue in the United States despite broad scientific consensus. The present study examined how specific variables within political ideology (social and economic conservatism) and religiosity (belief, praxis, and morality) relate to climate change belief among undergraduate students at a private Christian university. Participants (N = 130) completed measures of climate change perceptions, multidimensional religiosity, and social and economic conservatism. Correlational analyses showed medium-sized, negative relationships between climate change belief and both social and economic conservatism, with no significant difference between the two domains. This finding suggests that political conservatism may operate as a unified construct …


The Perfect Ten: How Perceived Sport Performance Outcomes And Other Factors Impact An Athlete’S Body Image, Mia Asuncion Jan 2026

The Perfect Ten: How Perceived Sport Performance Outcomes And Other Factors Impact An Athlete’S Body Image, Mia Asuncion

Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)

The present study investigated factors that influence body image in collegiate athletes before and after competition. Existing research has focused on factors such as sex differences and aesthetic versus non-aesthetic sports, but there is limited research on factors such as an athlete’s view of their performance, the weight pressures an athlete faces from external supports, and the interplay of these variables. Participants (n = 53) filled out a questionnaire 24 hours prior to, and following, a competition. They rated body image disturbance, subjective performance satisfaction, and weight pressures from external systems. Results showed a relationship between body image disturbance and …


Front Matter Jan 2026

Front Matter

Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)

No abstract provided.


Trained, Trusted, And Vetted, But Still Unarmed: The Army Is Bucking Congress And The Court By Continuing To Prohibit Concealed Carry, Major Jonathon L. Krisko Jan 2026

Trained, Trusted, And Vetted, But Still Unarmed: The Army Is Bucking Congress And The Court By Continuing To Prohibit Concealed Carry, Major Jonathon L. Krisko

Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)

The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not “a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees.” We know of no other constitutional right that an individual may exercise only after demonstrating to government officers some special need. That is not how the First Amendment works when it comes to unpopular speech or the free exercise of religion. It is not how the Sixth Amendment works when it comes to a defendant’s right to confront the witnesses against him. And it is not how the Second Amendment …


Remarks On The College Athlete As Employees In The Name, Image, And Likeness Landscape, Dan Nash Jan 2026

Remarks On The College Athlete As Employees In The Name, Image, And Likeness Landscape, Dan Nash

Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)

No abstract provided.


Complying With Title Ix In The Nil Era, Benjamin Moyer Jan 2026

Complying With Title Ix In The Nil Era, Benjamin Moyer

Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)

On July 1, 2021, college athletics forever changed when the NCAA allowed college athletes to receive financial compensation for the use of their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in endorsements and other marketing engagements. While NIL has empowered college athletes and enabled them to profit from their athletic abilities, it has also thrown the college sports industry into chaos. The House v. NCAA settlement agreement, which was officially approved on June 6, 2025, was expected to establish better guardrails for universities. However, the agreement’s approval may only increase universities’ exposure under Title IX. Part of the House settlement agreement enables …


It’S Gone To The Dogs: The Need For Regulation In Professional Service Dog Training, Crystal J. Elsner Jan 2026

It’S Gone To The Dogs: The Need For Regulation In Professional Service Dog Training, Crystal J. Elsner

Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)

Currently, no state requires professional service dog trainers to pass any test or obtain any occupational licensure to prove their competency. While the Americans with Disabilities Act and its implementing regulations do not require that dogs complete a professional training program to be considered service dogs, many individuals with disabilities choose to use such programs. The unregulated nature of the industry allows inexperienced individuals to market themselves as professionals, which can harm not only the dogs receiving training but also the humans that will eventually take them home. Further, the lack of industry oversight leaves room for bad actors to …