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Labor Redemption In Work Law, Andrew Elmore
Labor Redemption In Work Law, Andrew Elmore
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People with criminal records are not a protected class under Title VII, and many employers fear that hiring people with criminal records invites negligent hiring liability. Ban the Box privacy laws delay but may not deter overbroad criminal background checks. This Article challenges this standard account by shifting focus to the state in imposing arbitrary barriers to work. I expose a dignity interest in the removal of these unnecessary barriers, or "labor redemption." I find foundations of labor redemption in successful constitutional challenges to denials of public employment and occupational licenses. Labor redemption is also, increasingly, a statutory right, in …
Exploring The Esports Approach Of America's Three Major Leagues, Peter A. Carfagna
Exploring The Esports Approach Of America's Three Major Leagues, Peter A. Carfagna
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Selling Out, Andrew B. Dawson
Selling Out, Andrew B. Dawson
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When bankruptcy policy competes with other federal and state regulatory policies, which should take priority? Bankruptcy law, provided it is used to save a struggling business from having to close its doors. Bankruptcy's supremacy, then, can preserve the debtor's going concern value, save jobs, and limit the collateral damage from a business failure. But should this bankruptcy supremacy apply only when the debtor is pursuing a traditional reorganization under chapter 11, or should it also apply when bankruptcy is used to bring about a quick sale of substantially all of the debtor's assets?
This Article addresses this question in the …
The State Qui Tam To Enforce Employment Law, Andrew Elmore
The State Qui Tam To Enforce Employment Law, Andrew Elmore
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