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State Takeover In South Carolina: An Inadequate Means To Achieving "Minimally Adequate" Education, Lyndsey K. Ebener

South Carolina Law Review

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Certificate Of Need In South Carolina: Something Rotten In The State Of Healthcare, Kersey Reynolds

South Carolina Law Review

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Name, Image, And Likeness: Major Problems For Minors, Paul A. Clowes

South Carolina Law Review

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Warning, No Lifeguard On Duty - Swim At Your Own Risk: Dual-Role Lifeguarding And Municipal Liability Under S.C Code Ann. § 5-7-145, S. Quinn Mann

South Carolina Law Review

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An Analysis Of Juvenile Gun Violence Mitigation In Columbia, South Carolina, Amelia Shook

Senior Theses

Over the past ten years, the United States has been impacted by the increasing frequency of homicides due to gun violence. Juvenile homicides via firearms are examined on a national, state, and county level by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and analyzed to showcase adjusted age and years of potential life lost due to gun violence. Data obtained through a CDC database depicts the geographic areas being examined: United States, South Carolina, and Richland County. South Carolina will be singled out and examined individually as it ranks eighth highest in the United States for gun violence. Richland …

Ultimate Bar Passage Rates: Which Law School Are Overperforming And Underperforming Expectations, Jeffrey S. Kinsler

The Journal of Law and Education

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Whistleblower Protection In Higher Education: A California Case Study, Frank D. Lomonte, Alexandra Kurtz

The Journal of Law and Education

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Falling Short Of "Minimally Adequate": How South Carolina's Low Standard For Education Must Be Reinterpreted Student Note, Jordan H. Lester

The Journal of Law and Education

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South Carolina Law Review

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The South Carolina Beachfront Management Act And Debordieu Colony: A Case Study In South Carolina's Beach Erosion Issues, Julian Henning Iv

South Carolina Law Review

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The Case For Oud Treatment: Why South Carolina's Legislature Should Require The State's Correctional Facilities To Provide Opioid Agonist Medications For Individuals In Their Custody With Opioid Use Disorder, Edward B. Mitchell

South Carolina Law Review

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Medieval Methods In Modern Times: The Constitutionality Of South Carolina's Senate Bill 200 And The Creation Of A Firing Squad As A Means Of Execution, Halee M. Smith

South Carolina Law Review

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A State Of Affairs For A State In Need Of Repairs: An Analysis Of South Carolina's Separation Of Powers Precedent, Domenic J. Sciortino

South Carolina Law Review

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Law School Faculty

South Carolina Law Review

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A New Atticus Is Afoot: The Portrayal Of Lawyers In Popular Culture, Anna Thrush

Senior Theses

This project analyzes the stereotypical image of lawyers in popular culture, focusing on either overly demonic or unrealistically heroic. Both stereotypes that are common portrayals of attorneys in popular culture are unrealistic and deny society a true comprehension of the profession. Popular culture has molded the image of lawyers to the characteristics that sell, rather than focusing on a realistic portrayal. Therefore, popular culture creates a falsely dramatized image of attorneys to generate revenue, putting the reputation and future of the profession as risk. These stereotypes are exemplified in this project through a close literary analysis of lawyer characters from …

The Future Of Bail Reform In The United States, Mary Gorham

Senior Theses

This thesis examines bail reform, specifically cash bail reform, across several jurisdictions in the United States. The goal of this research is to provide a synthesis of the literature and reform efforts at the state and federal levels. Importantly, this thesis will examine recent modifications to the cash bail systems in four states. in order to get a balanced perspective on the success of these reform efforts. In the pages that follow, there will be a presentation of the literature review and a discussion of the reforms that have been undertaken since 2015. Additionally, this thesis will discuss how the …

On The Legal Life-History Of Beaches, Josh Eagle

Faculty Publications

Climate change is, among other things, making it more and more difficult to get to the beach. Recent studies show that rising sea levels have been shrinking America’s beaches through erosion and inundation. This trend is unlikely to slow down anytime soon, and some scientists predict that we will see feet of additional sea-level rise within our lifetimes. While beaches are shrinking, reducing the availability of recreational opportunities for locals and tourists alike, the number of people who want to visit the beach has grown dramatically. The growth in demand is due to a variety of factors, including the very …

Navigating The South China Sea: Analyzing The Current Dispute Over Sovereignty, Maritime Zones, And Maritime Rights, Chase M. Seymour

South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business

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A New Test For The New Crime Exception, Colin Miller

Faculty Publications

The new crime exception to the Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule allows prosecutors to introduce evidence connected to new crimes committed by defendants who were illegally detained and/or questioned. Unfortunately, as illustrated in this Article, courts largely have applied this new crime exception without any analytical framework or regard for the severity of the initial police misconduct or the defendant’s response. Moreover, courts have begun applying the new crime exception to crimes such as giving a fake name in response to an un-Mirandized interrogation following a lawful arrest.

By doing so, courts have allowed the new crime exception to swallow two …

Federal Bureaucratic Studies, Jesse M. Cross

Faculty Publications

A vast literature has developed in legal scholarship on the topic of bureaucratic governance. To date, this literature has focused squarely on the executive branch. Yet a second bureaucracy also exists in the federal government: the congressional bureaucracy. Recent legislation scholarship has brought this bureaucracy into focus—documenting its traits, practices, and culture. In so doing, it has created a rich new opportunity for cross-disciplinary dialogue—one where executive-branch studies and legislative studies collaborate toward a larger understanding of how bureaucracy operates, and can operate, in a presidentialist system.

To begin that cross-disciplinary conversation, this Article turns to five themes in the …

University Of South Carolina School Of Law Children's Law Concentration Graduation Breakfast Program, May 4, 2023, University Of South Carolina School Of Law

Commencement and Hooding Programs

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University Of South Carolina School Of Law Commencement Program, May 5, 2023, University Of South Carolina School Of Law

Commencement and Hooding Programs

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University Of South Carolina School Of Law 3l Awards And Order Of The Coif Program, May 4, 2023, University Of South Carolina School Of Law

Commencement and Hooding Programs

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National Security Or National Origin? The Implications Of Florida's Alien Land Law Under The Federal Fair Housing Act, Emily Behzadi Cardenas

South Carolina Law Review

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Robot Regulations, Henry H. Perritt Jr.

South Carolina Law Review

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A Guide To South Carolina Zoning Law, F. Patrick Hubbard

South Carolina Law Review

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The New Potential Regulatory Death Of Aggressive Captive Insurance, Beckett Cantley, Geoffrey Dietrich

South Carolina Law Review

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To Privilege Or Not To Privilege: A Rational Solution To Claiming The Deliberations Privilege Under Military Rules Of Evidence 509 And 606(B), Jared Hall

South Carolina Law Review

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3l Awards And Order Of The Coif Program, May 4, 2023, University Of South Carolina School Of Law Order Of The Coif

Order of the Coif Programs and Documents

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Gastrophysics And Intellectual Property Law: Analyzing The Legal And Market Effects Of A Reimagined Form Of Culinary Art And Science, Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.

South Carolina Law Review

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