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East Brunswick Board Of Education V. D. S.
East Brunswick Board Of Education V. D. S.
2025 Decisions
USDC for the District of New Jersey
The Challenges Facing Academic Freedom And Free Speech, Keith E. Whittington
The Challenges Facing Academic Freedom And Free Speech, Keith E. Whittington
Catholic University Law Review
There are growing challenges to free speech and academic freedom on American college campuses. There is pressure from both the political left and the political right to suppress controversial speech on campus, and there are calls to restrict speech that come both from members of the campus community and from those beyond the campus gates. In this difficult environment, it is essential that academics both understand the principles of academic freedom and campus free speech and work to advocate for them.
Re-Evaluating Fulton V. City Of Philadelphia: A “Narrow” “Wisp” Of A Decision Or Free Exercise “Bedrock?”, Mark Rienzi
Re-Evaluating Fulton V. City Of Philadelphia: A “Narrow” “Wisp” Of A Decision Or Free Exercise “Bedrock?”, Mark Rienzi
Catholic University Law Review
In Fulton v. City of Philadelphia (2021), a unanimous Supreme Court held that Philadelphia violated the Free Exercise Clause by excluding Catholic Social Services from participating in its foster program because CSS would not certify same-sex couples. Both supporters and critics of the Court’s decision publicly characterized the decision as “narrow” and noted that Philadelphia (and other governments) can easily sidestep Fulton and continue excluding religious providers from foster and adoption programs.
Four years later, the evidence shows that Fulton is anything but narrow. In Philadelphia and in other jurisdictions, Fulton has played a strong role in ending litigation against …
Prenatal Personhood, State Duties, And Congress’S Abortion Power Under The Fourteenth Amendment, David R. Upham
Prenatal Personhood, State Duties, And Congress’S Abortion Power Under The Fourteenth Amendment, David R. Upham
Catholic University Law Review
Many antiabortion jurists have contended that by its original meaning, the Fourteenth Amendment not only (1) recognizes the personhood of prenatal human beings, but also (2) requires states to have and enforce the antiabortion laws necessary to the equal protection of these prenatal persons, and even (3) empowers Congress to pass remedial antiabortion laws where the state fail to protect such persons.
In this essay, I will contend that the Amendment does indeed recognize the personhood of prenatal human beings, but largely leaves with the states the authority to determine the scope of the protection to be afforded such persons. …
The Final Frontier Of Federal Power: Understanding, Defining, And Enforcing “Necessary And Proper” To Enhance The General Welfare And Limit Federal Power, Thomas Ralph
Catholic University Law Review
This comment explores the long and inconsistent history of the Necessary and Proper Clause and its unique role as both a grant of power to Congress and a limit on the outer reach of the federal government. The federal government is in theory one of limited powers; however, this promise of the Constitution cannot be truly recognized without developing a robust framework for applying the Necessary and Proper Clause as a reliable source of federal power. After establishing the need for a framework, this comment provides five judicial decision rules that can be applied by trial and appellate courts to …
The Relevance Of Catholic Social Thought For Law, Russell Powell
The Relevance Of Catholic Social Thought For Law, Russell Powell
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Open Accessarticle Crystal Plasticity Modeling Of Dislocation Density Evolution In Cellular Dislocation Structures, Md Mahabubur Rohoman, Caizhi Zhou
Open Accessarticle Crystal Plasticity Modeling Of Dislocation Density Evolution In Cellular Dislocation Structures, Md Mahabubur Rohoman, Caizhi Zhou
Faculty Publications
The complex thermal cycles during the solidification process in metal additive manufacturing (AM) lead to the formation of high-density dislocation networks, organizing into submicron-scale cellular structures. These ultrafine structures are recognized as crucial for enhancing the mechanical properties of AM metals. In this study, we investigate the evolution of dislocation density within these cellular structures under plastic deformation and its impact on mechanical response using dislocation density-based crystal plasticity finite element (CPFE) modeling. The model incorporates the evolution of both statistically stored dislocation (SSD) and geometrically necessary dislocation (GND). Our simulations reveal that the yield and flow stresses of dislocation …
Large Area Sintering Test Platform And Associated Method Of Use, Christopher Joseph Gardiner, Justin Nussbaum, Nathan Crane
Large Area Sintering Test Platform And Associated Method Of Use, Christopher Joseph Gardiner, Justin Nussbaum, Nathan Crane
USF Patents
A large area sintering platform, system, and methodology. The system includes a convection oven with a projection window disposed within a top surface of the oven. A platform is disposed within the oven below the window at a spaced distance away from the window. A powder is positioned on top of the platform, with a thermocouple positioned within the powder on the platform. A high intensity projector moves in sync with the platform, and uses low intensities and long exposure times to project an image through the window onto the powder and sinter the powder to fabricate the desired model …
Creating A Highly Effective College Transition Guide: For Secondary School Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder, Trevor J. Sparacio
Creating A Highly Effective College Transition Guide: For Secondary School Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder, Trevor J. Sparacio
Graduate Student Dissertations, Theses, Capstones, and Portfolios
This dissertation examines the secondary-to-postsecondary transition experiences of autistic youth and develops The Sparacio Transition Guide, a comprehensive, research-informed tool designed to improve college and career outcomes for students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Framed by ecological systems theory, the social model of disability, Universal Design for Learning, and person-centered planning, the study investigates strategies, supports, and program components that promote successful movement from high school to higher education and employment. Using a qualitative phenomenological design, the researcher conducted in-depth, semi-structured Zoom interviews with eight accomplished autistic adults who completed postsecondary education and achieved career success, then employed thematic analysis, …
Removing Eog Artifacts From Eeg Recordings Using Deep Learning, Christian O'Reilly, Scott Huberty
Removing Eog Artifacts From Eeg Recordings Using Deep Learning, Christian O'Reilly, Scott Huberty
Faculty Publications
The electroencephalogram (EEG) directly measures the electrical activity generated by the brain. Unfortunately, it is often contaminated by various artifacts, notably those caused by eye movements and blinks (EOG artifacts). Such artifacts are usually removed using an independent component analysis (ICA) or other blind source separation techniques. However, it is difficult to assess whether subtracting EOG components estimated through ICA removes some neurogenic activity. It is crucial to address this question to avoid biasing EEG analyses. Toward that objective, we developed a deep learning model for EOG artifact removal that exploits information about eye movements available through eye-tracking (ET). Using …
A Matter Of Public Concern: Eliminating The Public Concern Test To Safeguard New York Times Co. V. Sullivan, Alyssa T. Calcerano
A Matter Of Public Concern: Eliminating The Public Concern Test To Safeguard New York Times Co. V. Sullivan, Alyssa T. Calcerano
Catholic University Law Review
In recent years, Justices Thomas and Gorsuch have expressed a strong interest in reconsidering, and perhaps overruling, the landmark defamation decision, New York Times Co. v. Sullivan. The Court’s defamation jurisprudence has undergone many changes since the landmark case was decided, namely, the Court has since adopted a test known as the “public concern” test. Though adopted by only a plurality of the Court, the “public concern” test has been integrated into the defamation decisions of lower federal courts and state courts. This comment encourages the Court to abandon any push toward the wholesale abandonment of Sullivan and, instead, …
The Art Of Craft: An Inquiry Into The Illusion Of Difference, Abigail Cancel
The Art Of Craft: An Inquiry Into The Illusion Of Difference, Abigail Cancel
Honors Theses
The art of craft: an inquiry into the illusion of difference is an exploration of why art and craft have been historically separated and the ways in which this idea pervades into the modern world. It touches on the importance of art to society overall, as well as the undeniable significance of craft to the art world.
Review Of Tradition And Transformation: A Piano Lecture-Recital By Clement Acevedo, Arwin Q. Tan
Review Of Tradition And Transformation: A Piano Lecture-Recital By Clement Acevedo, Arwin Q. Tan
Perspectives in the Arts and Humanities Asia
No abstract provided.
In My Beginning Is My End. Review Of Serenata Para Silencio By Novo Concertante Manila, Nathan Timothy Chan
In My Beginning Is My End. Review Of Serenata Para Silencio By Novo Concertante Manila, Nathan Timothy Chan
Perspectives in the Arts and Humanities Asia
No abstract provided.
"In Art Things Are Either Necessary Or Superfluous", Fernando Zóbel De Ayala
"In Art Things Are Either Necessary Or Superfluous", Fernando Zóbel De Ayala
Perspectives in the Arts and Humanities Asia
No abstract provided.
Review Of Isabela: A Novel, Jose Monfred C. Sy
Review Of Isabela: A Novel, Jose Monfred C. Sy
Perspectives in the Arts and Humanities Asia
No abstract provided.
Review Of Banaag At Sikat (Radiance And Sunrise), Christoffer Mitch C. Cerda
Review Of Banaag At Sikat (Radiance And Sunrise), Christoffer Mitch C. Cerda
Perspectives in the Arts and Humanities Asia
No abstract provided.
South Carolina Teacher Workforce Profile For 2023–24., Angela Starrett, Brian Cartiff, Svetlana Dmitrieva
South Carolina Teacher Workforce Profile For 2023–24., Angela Starrett, Brian Cartiff, Svetlana Dmitrieva
Reports
This report details South Carolina’s public school teacher workforce for the 2023–24 academic year as part of SC TEACHER’s mission to publish annual educator workforce profiles. These reports, along with SC TEACHER’s full breadth of research, share information and insights with educators, policymakers, community members, and other stakeholders.
The analysis in this report uses statewide data from 2023–24 and the most recent publicly available data from other sources to compare the demographics of South Carolina’s teacher workforce to other southeastern states and the nation. Results from 2023–24 are based on the analysis of data from 54,923 South Carolina teachers with …
Chun Lin V. Lu Mei Chen
All Decisions
In this holdover based on a terminated month-to-month tenancy, the landlord alleged personal service of a 90-day termination notice, but the tenant denied receipt. At trial, both parties presented witnesses supporting their version: the landlord's unlicensed process server claimed personal service, while the tenant's friend testified the tenant was in Brooklyn on the service date. The court found both witnesses credible but equally interested, creating evidentiary equipoise. Because the burden of proving service rested with the landlord and the evidence did not preponderate in his favor, the court held that valid service had not been established. The petition was dismissed …
Central Harlem Associates Llc V. Robbins
Central Harlem Associates Llc V. Robbins
All Decisions
In this holdover proceeding involving a LIHTC property, the tenant moved to dismiss on grounds that the landlord failed to serve a Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) notice as required by federal regulations prior to eviction. The landlord conceded the omission but argued no prejudice resulted and that the tenant had prior knowledge of VAWA rights. The court rejected these defenses, holding that predicate notice defects are fatal and not subject to amendment, emphasizing the mandatory nature of VAWA compliance. The petition was dismissed without prejudice. Practice note: In federally subsidized housing, omission of required predicate notices such as VAWA …
Re-Framing The Master Narratives Of Learning Dis/Abilities Through An Emotion And Intersectional Lens, David I. Hernández-Saca
Re-Framing The Master Narratives Of Learning Dis/Abilities Through An Emotion And Intersectional Lens, David I. Hernández-Saca
Faculty Publications
In this conceptual framework paper, I critically chronicle the historiography, policy, and scientific literatures of learning disabilities (ld) and provide a conceptual framework for reframing these as master narratives. I defined master narratives as the pre-existent sociocultural forms of interpretation. I interrogated the a) cultural-historical; b) the federal definition of ld within idea, c) the educational-professional academic and focused on, the d) social and emotional literature of ld. The master narratives from these literatures included: a) ld as a boy who struggles with reading, ld as a symbolic complex, and the legacy of the term "feebleminded", d) assumptions about learning, …
The Unconstitutional Impact Of Anti-Transgender Legislation On Native Hawaiians, Aaliah Moi-Matsumoto
The Unconstitutional Impact Of Anti-Transgender Legislation On Native Hawaiians, Aaliah Moi-Matsumoto
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Cancer Alley: Solutions For Effective Regulation And Enforcement Of Air Pollution, Lisa Lee
Cancer Alley: Solutions For Effective Regulation And Enforcement Of Air Pollution, Lisa Lee
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Spartan Daily, April 8, 2025, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications
Spartan Daily, April 8, 2025, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications
Spartan Daily, 2025
Volume 164, Issue 29
Emojis And Emoticons In U.S. Court Opinions, Eric Goldman
Emojis And Emoticons In U.S. Court Opinions, Eric Goldman
Historical and Topical Legal Documents
No abstract provided.
A Fig Is More Than The Sum Of Its Seeds, Yana Giannoutsos
A Fig Is More Than The Sum Of Its Seeds, Yana Giannoutsos
Montserrat Annual Writing Prize
This personal creative nonfiction essay, inspired by Aimee Nezhukumatathil’s nature writing, reflects on my evolving relationship with my Greek grandmother through the enduring symbol of the fig tree and its "roots". Blending memory, cultural heritage, and sensory detail, the piece explores the fig tree as a symbol of resilience, continuity, and the unspoken traditions passed down across generations.
Book Review: Knife Fights: A Memoir Of Modern War In Theory And Practice, Brennan Deveraux
Book Review: Knife Fights: A Memoir Of Modern War In Theory And Practice, Brennan Deveraux
Parameters Bookshelf – Online Book Reviews
Author: John A. Nagl
Reviewed by Major Brennan Deveraux, national security researcher, Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College
Today’s force still has plenty to learn about counterinsurgency from Operation Desert Storm. John Nagl’s Knife Fights: A Memoir of Modern War in Theory and Practice “a book about counterinsurgency and its journey from the far periphery of US military doctrine to its center, for better and, some would argue, for worse.” The reviewer notes, Nagl’s work “provides a tangible example of the impact junior leaders can have on the service.”
Book Review: Co-Intelligence: Living And Working With Ai, Zachary E. Griffiths
Book Review: Co-Intelligence: Living And Working With Ai, Zachary E. Griffiths
Parameters Bookshelf – Online Book Reviews
Author: Ethan Mollick
Reviewed by Lieutenant Colonel Zachary E. Griffiths, Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff of the Army
Zachary E. Griffiths’ review of Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI, portrays Ethan Mollick’s book as a concise, easy-to-read tour of artificial intelligence—a user’s guide of sorts. With insightful information about how to use AI, Mollick’s work also covers the history of artificial intelligence and ethical and legal issues that come with using large language models. In his review, Griffiths recommends all Army officers read this book.
©2025 Zachary E. Griffiths