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You Call That “Smuggling”? Florida’S New Immigrant Travel Restrictions Can Turn Teachers And Grandparents Into Felons, Jennifer Beck

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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Keeping Private Citizens Out Of The Government’S Shoes: How To Retool The Qui Tam Apparatus To Survive A Constitutional Challenge, Timothy R. Wagner

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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Foreword, Brandon M. Hornlein, Emmanuel Flitsanov, Jessica Wisowaty

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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What Is Suspension Of The Writ Of Habeas Corpus, Robert F. Williams

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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Is The State Constitutional Guarantee Of The Privilege Of Habeas Corpus Suspended In N.J.?, Bernard K. Freamon

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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An Empirical Assessment Of New Jersey's Mistaken Imprisonment Act, Jeffrey S. Gutman

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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“Beat My Teeth Out And Then Kick Me In The Stomach For Mumbling”—Denying Compensation To The Innocent Who Pleaded Guilty, Donald A. Dripps

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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Season 2 Episode 1: The New Normal, Sara Gras

Season 02

The first episode of this new season serves as an introduction to the current online sports betting landscape and the debate around legalization, responsible gaming initiatives, funding for addiction treatment, and criticisms of the industry by public health advocates. The season will delve into the history of sports betting, integrity, and the future of this increasingly normalized activity, focusing on its impact on the culture of sports and those at risk of addiction.

Features excerpts of interviews with:

Bill Pascrell, III, Lobbyist
Princeton Public Affairs Group

Jeff Wasserman, Judicial Outreach and Development Director
Delaware Council on Gambling Problems …

Reckless Speech In The Shadow Of The Constitution, Andrew Jensen Kerr

Seton Hall Law Review

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Don’T Bet On It: Examining State Prohibitions Of “Risk-Free” Language In Sports Betting Advertisements Under Central Hudson, Connor Edge

Seton Hall Law Review

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Board Of Officers - Vol. 55, No. 3 2025

Seton Hall Law Review

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"A Dangerous, Reverberating Silence": Racial Silence, White Money, And Scotus?, Mae Kuykendall

Seton Hall Law Review

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Inherited Health: A Targeted Medicaid Reform To Redress Generational Health Disparities, Jessica L. Millward

Seton Hall Law Review

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Pay-To-Play: Access To Justice In The Era Of Ai And Deepfakes, Rebecca A. Delfino

Seton Hall Law Review

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Once A Fighter, Always A Fighter: Why Congress Ought To Mandate Retirement Pension Plans For Combat Sports Athletes, Brandon Li

Seton Hall Law Review

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Table Of Contents - Vol. 55, No. 3 2025

Seton Hall Law Review

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Episode 9: Update From The Sidelines, Sara Gras

Season 01

This episode provides an update on developments related to the inclusion of trans athletes in interscholastic sports, including the Second Circuit’s en banc decision in the Soule v. Connecticut case, the general Title IX Final Rule litigation, transvestigation during the Summer Olympics, and a recent Senate hearing on an entirely different subject that foreshadows what the next four years holds for trans athletes. My guest for this episode is one my research assistants, Emily Raedisch, a 2nd year law student at Seton Hall Law. She researched and wrote this episode. Court opinions and documents: Soule v. Connecticut Ass’n of Sch., …

Adaptive College Athletics: The Champion Medals Await Those Collegiate Universities Who Compete, Peter Galati

Student Works

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Is Collegiate Athletics Already Professionalized While The Ncaa Still Recognizes College Sports As Amateur Athletics?, Justin Orsini

Student Works

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Ncaa: Not Comprised Of Amateurs Anymore, Michael Reilly

Student Works

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Ncaa Videogames: How The Litigation That Cancelled Ncaa Football Has Led To Its Comeback, Peter Shah

Student Works

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Missing & Murdered Indigenous People, Victoria Giordano

Student Works

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A Holistic Overview Of The Data Act, Its Implications On The Economy And Interplay With The Gdpr, Mary A. Mikhail

Student Works

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Water, Water, Everywhere, And Not A Drop Of Justice: International Water Crimes In The Anthropocene, Matthew J. D’Amato

Student Works

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A Lesson To Learn: Transgender Students Face Discriminatory School Policies In Texas, Randy Terhune

Student Works

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Addiction By Design: The Case For Mandatory Warning Labels On Social Media, Julia Michael

Student Works

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The Drug Price Negotiation Program's Impact On Small Pharmacy Operations, Abraham Kazmir

Student Works

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When Simplicity Fails: A Purposeful Approach To Causation In Fca Enforcement, Hye Sun Choi

Student Works

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Procedural Protection Or Political Pendulum: An Overview Of The Cross Examination Requirement In Title Ix Hearings Through Varying Presidential Administrations And An Analysis Of The Effects Of Khan V. Yale University, Charlotte A. Sweeney

Student Works

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The Constitutional Gray Area Of Physician-Assisted Suicide: Implications In A Post Dobbs Society, Christina Chatrnuck

Student Works

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