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Deliberating The Right To Electroconvulsive Therapy In The Correctional Setting, S. Jan Brakel, Xiaoyin Cao, Stephen H. Dinwiddie

UIC Law Review

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A Centralized Defense Against Hospital Cyberattacks, Jack Woehler

UIC Law Review

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Unintended Consequences: The Impact Of Deinstitutionalization On Mental Health With O’Connor V. Donaldson, Elliott Rose

UIC Law Review

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America, Where A Kid Can (Maybe) Be A Transgender Kid: Eknes-Tucker V. Governor Of Alabama, Hans Brownstein

UIC Law Review

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UIC Law Review

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Masthead

UIC Law Review

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Strategies For The Dream Of Homeownership To Survive Climate Change Disasters In An Insurance Crisis, Celeste M. Hammond, Virginia Harding

UIC Law Review

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The Relevance And Semantics Of The Forum Shopping Factor In Illinois Forum Non Conveniens Jurisprudence, William G. Beatty

UIC Law Review

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Revolutionizing Medical Practice: Legal Responsibilities In Telemedicine And Ai-Driven Healthcare, E. Prema, Ragul O.V.

UIC Law Review

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United States V. Sanders: Dost And The Quest For Clarity, Katie Stonich

UIC Law Review

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Police Deception, False Confession, And The Alford Plea: Redefining The Presumption Of Innocence, Clare Brunn

UIC Law Review

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Molineux Or Moli-No? New York’S Refusal To Extend Rape Victims The Justice They Deserve, Sophia Anastasia

UIC Law Review

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. . . And God Closed His Eyes: An Analysis Of The Right To A Religious Advisor In The Execution Chamber Under The First And Eighth Amendment, Alexandra Herman

UIC Law Review

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Masthead

UIC Law Review

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The “Careful Habit”!? Why Does This Evidentiary Concept Persist In Illinois?, Marc Ginsberg

UIC Law Review

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9(B), Or Not 9(B), That Is The Question: Do Fraudulent Transfers Need To Be Pleaded With Particularity?, Matthew Kent Stiles

UIC Law Review

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Aligning Unauthorized Practice Of Law Reform And Legal Education For Domestic Violence Advocates: What Domestic Violence Advocates Want And Need In An Expanding Scope Of Service, Cayley Balser, Stacy Rupprecht Jane

UIC Law Review

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Lissack V. Commissioner: How Might Lack Of Judicial Deference To Administrative Agencies, After Loper Bright Enterprises V. Raimondo, Affect Irs Regulations And Decisions Regarding Whistleblowers And Informants?, John R. Dorocak

UIC Law Review

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Zero Price, Real Harm: The Case For The Consumer Welfare Standard In U.S. V. Google And Future Big Tech Antitrust, Kyle Anderson

UIC Law Review

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Illinois Amends Bipa To Mitigate Costly Consequences For Businesses, Jacqueline Robbins

UIC Law Review

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Banned And Buried: The Color Of Censorship In American Education, Khala Carter

UIC Law Review

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A United History Of America: Memory Laws And K-12 U.S. History Education, Omar Arafeh

UIC Law Review

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Trampled Grasslands: The Development Of Human Trafficking Laws In Mongolia, Franco A. Loyola

Florida Atlantic University Undergraduate Law Journal

Changes in Mongolia’s constitutions and criminal codes during the democratic transition in the 1990s not only shaped the nation’s vulnerability to the fourth wave of human trafficking but also produced a legal trajectory that distinguishes Mongolia from its post-Soviet neighbors. The nation is unique as their legal history with anti-trafficking laws dates to the 15th century under the Qing Dynasty. Since independence from Qing rule, provisions against certain elements of human trafficking were preserved in Mongolia’s legal codes up to the modern democratic era; the strongest provisions being found within the old Soviet constitutions. However, upon the collapse of the …

The Future Of Educational Equity In Post-Secondary Education: Student Loan Statutory Reforms Under The Big Beautiful Bill Act, Taylor Myers

Florida Atlantic University Undergraduate Law Journal

Significant reforms to federal student loans, as outlined in the Big Beautiful Bill Act, will have a substantial impact on students pursuing secondary education, including loan limits, income-based repayment plans, and the elimination of specific deferment plans. Subsequently, those most affected by these changes will be low-income borrowers, middle-income borrowers, and graduate students. Recent changes to federal higher education loan policies, such as borrowing limits, income-based repayment plans, and elimination of certain deferments, can leave greater economic barriers within education. Although the policy aims to provide debt relief to borrowers, it raises unresolved constitutional questions, particularly regarding the government's responsibility …

Letter From The Editor, Kris Barrios

Florida Atlantic University Undergraduate Law Journal

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Table Of Contents, Kris Barrios

Florida Atlantic University Undergraduate Law Journal

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Leadership And Creative Placemaking In Central Appalachia: Morehead, Kentucky, Toni C. Hobbs

Theses and Dissertations--Arts Administration

In rural Appalachia, longstanding patterns of extractive economic development, coupled with limited public investment and uneven institutional support, have contributed to persistent economic stagnation and a diminished sense of pride among residents. These conditions reflect deeper structural challenges, including economies shaped by resource extraction and external control. Addressing these conditions is critical to fostering economic growth, promoting cultural heritage, and enhancing overall well-being in the region. By cultivating resilient communities, leaders can create environments in which both the economy and local pride can thrive, contributing to a more prosperous and unified Appalachian region.

This study investigates the organizational and leadership …

Comparative Evaluation Of Deep Learning Models: Resnet18, Minivgg, And Yolov8 For Five-Class Blood Cell Classification, Keita Sakurai

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

Accurate classification of blood cell types is a critical task in automated hematological analysis. This study presents a comparative evaluation of three deep learning architectures, ResNet18, MiniVGG, and YOLOv8, for five-class blood cell image classification. To ensure a fair comparison, all models were trained under standardized conditions, including a consistent 90:10 training–validation split, controlled dataset size, and fixed training epochs. ResNet18 was trained to establish a baseline using residual learning. MiniVGG employed a compact VGG-inspired design with regularization to balance efficiency and accuracy, while YOLOv8 leveraged a lightweight, pretrained classification backbone with integrated data augmentation. Experimental results demonstrate a clear …

Bivalirudin Versus Unfractionated Heparin For Anticoagulation During Ecmo: Systematic Review And Random-Effects Meta-Analysis Of Observational Comparative Studies, Yves Najm Mrad, Snehalkumar Patel

Gulf Coast Division GME Research Day 2026

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A Rare Case Of Invasive Group A Streptococcus Bacteremia, Extensive Streptococcal Myositis, And Septic Knee Arthritis, Cristina Lee, Morgan Seaton, Christina Mie Minami, Bailey Weidner, Dmitriy Scherbak

Continental and Mountain Divisions GME Resarch Day 2026

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