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Vol. 27, No. 1: Full Issue, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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It Shouldn’T Be Sexy: Exploring The Intersection Between Staged Intimacy And The Law, Spencer Darling

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

If your job requires you to passionately embrace your coworker after surviving the seat-riveting climax action of the third act, does that complicate your workplace’s sexual harassment prevention strategy? Most jobs do not require workers to make intentional intimate contact with their coworkers. Yet, in the entertainment industry, some jobs require not just intimate contact with coworkers but selling that contact as authentic. This staged intimacy, like staged violence, carries a risk that simulated conduct can result in real harm.

When produced without precaution, staged intimacy can create working conditions that constitute sexual harassment in violation of Title VII of …

The Playbook: A Guide To College Athlete Unionization In The Wake Of Alston, Ashlyn Hare

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Since the Supreme Court's decision in National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston, the movement for college athlete unionization has drastically expanded. As college sports—and their profitability—continue to grow, problems such as the exploitation of athletes of color, gender inequity, and abuse and mistreatment of athletes have signaled the need for restoring decision-making power to the athletes. This can be achieved through collective bargaining, but the complexity of college sports and its many stakeholders makes the route to a college athletes players association far from clear. This article analyzes the legal pitfalls in previous unionization efforts, and provides solutions to the …

Rap And Rico: Examining When Constitutionally Protected Rap Music Is Criminalized By The Racketeering Influences And Corrupt Organizations Act, William Duffield

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Vol. 26, No. 1: Editor's Note, Ashlyn Hare

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Vol. 26, No.1 : Full Issue, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Title Vi Compliance Report And Implementation Plan Fy 2022-2023

Title VI Implementation Report

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Structural Barriers And Clinical Outcomes: A Literature Review On The Role Of Social Determinants In Hiv Care Engagement And Viral Suppression, Vonda M. Mckeithan

Knowledge and Creativity Expo

This project explores how social and structural challenges, including unstable housing, poverty, and stigma, impact the ability of people living with HIV to stay in care and achieve viral suppression. It reviews recent research and argues that health interventions must go beyond the clinic and address broader social barriers to improve equity in HIV outcomes.

Maternal Respiratory Syncytial Virus Vaccination And Preterm Birth A Utah Statewide Retrospective Cohort Study, Amy Solsman, Torri Metz, Josh Benton, Shana Godfred-Cato

Knowledge and Creativity Expo

We conducted a statewide, retrospective cohort study to evaluate the association between maternal receipt of the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine and preterm birth. All individuals who delivered a singleton neonate in Utah and were between 32 0/7 and 36 6/7 weeks of gestation from September 2023 to February 2024 were included and followed up until delivery. Overall, 2,733 of 24,213 individuals (11.3%) received the vaccine. Vaccine receipt was associated with lower odds of preterm birth (5.5% vaccinated group vs 6.8% unvaccinated group, adjusted odds ratio 0.80, 95% CI, 0.67–0.95). Receipt of the RSV vaccine was not associated with any …

Chancery Court Rules That Dgcl § 271 Does Not Require Stockholder Approval Of Foreclosure Sale Of Corporate Assets, Robert S. Reder, Emily Batuner

Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc

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“External Restraints” On Article Ii?, Elias Neibart

Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc

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Streaming Television And Children: An Examination And Method Of Evaluating Svod Parental Controls, Joel Timmer

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

With the growth of streaming television in recent years, and particularly subscription video on demand (SVOD) services like Netflix and Disney+, children are increasingly viewing programming online rather than on traditional broadcast and cable television platforms. This provides children with instantaneous access to vast libraries of programming, which may include a significant amount of programming that is inappropriate for them. However, with the exception of the Parents Television Council, little attention has been paid to the parental controls provided by these services to allow parents to monitor and control their children’s access to programming on the services. This article examines …

Name, Gamertag, Image, & Likeness: Compensating Collegiate Esports Players Post-Alston, Layla Maurer

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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The Unconscionability Of The Nfl’S Franchise Tag, Joseph Spadoni

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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The Stairway To Fairness: Copyright And Creativity In The Digital Age, Ani Khachatryan

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Vol. 25, No. 1: Editor's Note, Ryan James Taylor

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Vol. 25, No. 1: Full Issue, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Tennessee Ag Insider, A Guide The The State's Farms, Food, And Forestry, 2024 Edition, Tennessee. Department Of Agriculture.

Tennessee Ag Insider

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Competing In Collegiate Championships During Covid: Caveat Or Calamity, Samuel K. Pappert

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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The Boston Fee Party: How Professional Athletes Should Use Their Networks To Stand Up Against The Jock Tax, Niko Tsiouvaras

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Closing The Gap Between Copyright Management Information And Metadata: A Critical Analysis Of Section 1202 Of The Digital Millennium Copyright Act And A Proposal For Sound Recording Standards, Haley Bridget Mccullough

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

“Music metadata” is virtually any of type of content electronically embedded in a digital audio file and may include information that identifies various rightsholders of a copyrightable sound recording, such as producer(s) and performer(s). A standardized system for music metadata does not exist, and instead music industry stakeholders devote significant resources to maintain redundant and incongruent databases. As a result, licensees expend significant effort in tracking copyright holders and licensors risk inadequate protection and potential loss of royalties. Music metadata overlaps with copyright management information (CMI), which is information conveyed with a copyrighted work. For example, music metadata includes information …

How The States And The Ncaa Are Changing The Landscape Of Collegiate Name, Image, And Likeness Compensation, Carly Sirota

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

This Comment evaluates the recently enacted laws in California and Colorado which require universities in those states to allow student-athletes to receive compensation for their name, image, or likeness. When California first introduced this legislation, there was intense pushback from many in the intercollegiate community. However, less than a year after the bill was enacted, the NCAA’s Board of Governors has committed to changing their bylaws in compliance with the law. The Comment discusses some legal implications of the law for many student-athletes, especially female student-athletes, and how the NCAA should go beyond pay-to-play law compliance to create an equal …

Pay To Play Is Here—Ncaa’S Power Grip Loosens, Daniela Tenjido

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Vol. 24, No. 1: Editor's Note, Brandon Marchiafava

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Vol. 24, No. 1: Full Issue, University Of Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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Tennessee Ag Insider, A Guide The The State's Farms, Food, And Forestry, 2025 Edition, Tennessee. Department Of Agriculture.

Tennessee Ag Insider

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Annual Report, Fy 2025 Quality Of Kerosene And Motor Fuel In Tennessee, Tennessee. Department Of Agriculture.

Fuel Quality Reports

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The Forestry Story 2025 Annual Report, Tennessee. Department Of Agriculture.

Forestry Commission Annual Report

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Mendeley: Cite Smarter Not Harder, Jennifer Stockton

Library Class: Lunch & Learn

Tired of manually formatting bibliographies and struggling to keep your research organized? This class introduces you to Mendeley, the free, powerful reference manager that will revolutionize how you handle citations. Learn how to quickly capture and organize references, generate bibliographies in various citation styles (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago), and deduplicate your results. Join us to save time, reduce errors, and focus on your research, not your formatting!

Emily Staker, Agents Of Change: The Role Of The Nfl Contract Advisor In The 2021 Collective Bargaining Agreement, 23 U. Denv. Sports & Ent. L.J. 119 (2020)., Sophie Edbrooke

Denver Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

This Comment will examine the many ways that courts struggle to balance the right of publicity and the First Amendment. The main issue is that docudramas are an intermediary production between movies and documentaries, and producers are claiming the protections that exist for those two mediums also protect their works. There has been only one Supreme Court case on the right of publicity. Since this ruling, however, lower courts have found that precedent to be too narrow and have decided cases individually. This has enabled courts to try docudrama right of publicity cases with a multitude of tests.

This Comment …