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“Woman Enough” To Win? An Analysis Of Sex Testing In College Athletics, Brenna M. Moreno

Saint Louis University Journal of Health Law & Policy

In recent years, dozens of bills restricting the rights of transgender, or trans, individuals have been introduced in state legislatures throughout the country. To date, ten states have successfully passed laws prohibiting trans athletes from competing on teams in accordance with their gender identities. For its athletes, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the United States’ largest intercollegiate athletic organization, has pursued a compromise to balance trans inclusion and fair competition. Established in 2011, the NCAA’s conditionally inclusive policy permits trans women—meaning those who were assigned the sex of male but identify as women—to compete on a women’s team only …

The International Convention On The Elimination Of All Forms Of Racial Discrimination: An Analysis Of Article 4’S Implementation On Hate Speech In The United States, Japan, And Germany, Chioma Chukwu-Smith

Saint Louis University Law Journal

In 2017, white supremacists gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia to protest the removal of Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s statue from a public park. The “protesters” chose to voice their concerns by carrying tiki torches and spewing racist chants. The encounter began with hateful speech and ended in bloodshed and death. This is one example of how the United States, along with several other democracies, has been confronted with the question of how far they should go in limiting extreme forms of hateful, discriminatory expression.

In various countries around the world, hate speech, at its worst, has resulted in political extremism …

Warrants Needed For Biometric Analysis, Ted Claypoole

Saint Louis University Law Journal

This article argues that U.S. courts and legislatures should limit law enforcement application of biometric identification technologies within Constitutional bounds. Specifically, warrant requirements should be enforced for police to use facial recognition artificial intelligence and software. Such warrant requirement is practical for law enforcement and is already within the bounds of current Fourth Amendment cases.

A Post-Mortem Review Of Forensic Hair Analysis – A Technique Whose Current Use In Criminal Investigations Is Hanging On By A Hair, Samuel D. Hodge Jr., Amelia Holjencin

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Can You Relate? Bristol-Myers Narrowed The Relatedness Requirement But Changed Little In The Specific Jurisdiction Analysis, Megan Crowe

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Taking Quality Of Health Care Seriously In Provider Merger Analysis, Kent Bernard

Saint Louis University Journal of Health Law & Policy

Traditionally, antitrust analysis had no method to quantify the benefits of better health care outcomes from a potential merger to balance them against the potential for increased costs. However, a branch of health care economics allows for that calculation. This approach has not been used in antitrust analysis to date, but United States law is flexible enough to allow such an approach, and the 2010 Horizontal Merger Guidelines contemplate it in Section 5. It enables us to use established procedures to put quality of care into health care merger analysis.

Losing The Game: An Analysis Of The Brown V. Entertainment Merchants Association Decision And Its Ramifications In The Area Of “Interactive” Video Games, Lindsay E. Wuller

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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The Fourth Amendment And Unwarranted Gps Surveillance: An Analysis Of The D.C. Circuit Court Of Appeals’ Decision In United States V. Maynard, Margaret C. Eveker

Saint Louis University Public Law Review

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Arista Records V. Launch Media: An Analysis Of The Second Circuit’S Ruling On Webcast Interactivity And A Look At The Current And Future State Of Interactive Webcasting Technology, Michael P. Kella

Saint Louis University Public Law Review

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A Bridge To Somewhere: How A Bolder Causal Analysis Can Shape Civil Rico Into The Ideal Free Market Safeguard, Ephraim Samuel Geisler

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Diet Starts Monday: An Analysis Of Current U.S. Dietary Supplement Regulations Through An International Comparison, Greg Lindquist

Saint Louis University Journal of Health Law & Policy

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Politicking From The Pulpit: An Analysis Of The Irs’S Current Section 501(C)(3) Enforcement Efforts And How It Is Costing America, Stephanie A. Bruch

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Depriving America Of Evolving Its Own Standards Of Decency?: An Analysis Of The Use Of Foreign Law In Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence And Its Effect On Democracy, David J. Pfeffer

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Sniffing Out The Problems: A Casenote Study Of The Analysis And Effects Of The Supreme Court’S Decision In Illinois V. Caballes, Amanda M. Basch

Saint Louis University Public Law Review

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Inducing A Remedy Or Courting A Solution? A Comparative Institutional Analysis Of The P2p Dilemma, Ben Aranda

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Daubert And The States: A Critical Analysis Of Emerging Trends, Clark Hedger

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Unfair Competition And The “Misappropriation Doctrine”—A Renewed Analysis, Miguel Deutch

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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The Making Of The Second Rehnquist Court: A Preliminary Analysis, Thomas W. Merrill

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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The Antitrust Implications Of “Clinical Integration:” An Analysis Of Ftc Staff’S Advisory Opinion To Medsouth, Thomas B. Leary

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Freedom Of Liberty Takes On The Right To Privacy: An Analysis Of Adams V. City Of Battle Creek, The Circuit Split, And Possible Consequences Of Anti-Terrorism Legislation, Michelle Schipke Silies

Saint Louis University Public Law Review

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Policy-Driven Tort Analysis: Peeling The Onion From The Inside Out!, Quinn Murphy

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Back To The Future Due Process Analysis, John E. Nowak

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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There Is No Joy In D.C., The Mighty Court Struck Out: An Analysis Of Clinton V. City Of New York, The Line Item Veto Act And The Court’S Failure To Uphold Constitutionally Legitimate Means To A Viable End, Eric Stephen Schmitt

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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Unilateral Effects Analysis In Assessing Anti-Competitive Mergers: The Judicially Approved New Approach To Challenging Mergers, Thomas J. Burton

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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