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Career Services And Student Affairs: Helping Each Other Help Our Law Students, David Jaffe, Amy Perez

Newsletters & Other Publications

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I Lost My Keys, And It's Okay..., David Jaffe

Newsletters & Other Publications

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Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, D. Michael Risinger

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Barbara R. Snyder

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Edward J. Imwinkelried

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Karen Nelson Moore

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Clearing The Judicial Fog: Codifying Abstention, James Bedell

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Symposium: National Security, National Origin, And The Constitution: 75 Years After Eo 9066, Introduction, Jonathan L. Entin

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Curbing Remedies For Official Wrongs: The Need For Bivens Suits In National Security Cases, Peter S. Margulies

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Whitewashing Precedent: From The Chinese Exclusion Case To Korematsu To The Muslim Travel Ban Cases, Robert S. Chang

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Masthead, Volume 69 Issue 1 (2018)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Section 2 Challenges To Appellate Court Elections: Federalism, Linkage, And Judicial Independence, Scott W. Gaylord

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Because I Said So: The Federal Circuit, The Ptab, And The Problem With Rule 36 Affirmances, Rebecca A. Lindhorst

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Administrative Power And Religious Liberty At The Supreme Court, Mark L. Rienzi

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Visualizing A New Artists' Rights Act: When Does The Law Protect Graffiti?, Rachel Ippolito

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Title Vii And The Etiologies Of Homosexual Attraction: How The Distinction Between Sex And Sexual Orientation Discrimination Vanished, Michael V. Caracappa

Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy

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Masthead, Volume 68 Issue 3 (2018)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Volume 68 Issue 3 (2018), Case Western Reserve Law Review

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Jessica Berg, Michael Scharf

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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§3.13 “Presumptions” In Criminal Cases, Christopher B. Mueller, Laird Kirkpatrick, Liesa Richter

GW Law Faculty Publications & Other Works

This article addresses the constitutionality of “presumptions” in criminal cases. It discusses the leading case of Sandstrom v Montana and its holding that a presumption cannot be mandatory in a criminal case.

The Life Of The Law Cannot Be Coded, Rebecca Roiphe

Other Publications

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Law, Religion, And Racial Justice: A Comment On Derrick Bell's Last Article, Jean Stefancic

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Masthead, Volume 69 Issue 2 (2018)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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On The Permanence Of Racial Injustice And The Possibility Of Deracialization, Steven A. Ramirez, Neil G. Williams

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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From Alice To Bob: The Patent Eligibility Of Blockchain In A Post-Cls Bank World, Antonio M. Dinizo

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

Every year the World Economic Forum publishes a list of the top ten emerging technologies. This list of breakthrough technologies has included 3-D printing, self-healing biomimicry materials, and human microbiome therapeutics. In 2016, the financial technology Blockchain dominated the list. Over $1 billion was invested into Blockchain technology and major financial firms are actively exploring Blockchain innovation.

As innovators enter the Blockchain space, they have pushed for patent protection. This Note examines whether Blockchain is patent eligible. Patent eligibility for business methods and software patents is determined under the Supreme Court’s holding in Alice v. CLS Bank. The first section …

Volume 9, Masthead

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

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Privacy And Outrage, Jordan M. Blanke

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

It is not an understatement that technology has dramatically altered virtually every aspect of our life in recent years. While technology has always driven change, these changes are occurring more rapidly and more extensively than ever before. We are fully entrenched in the world of Big Data, the Internet of Things, and Smart Cities – and we are never going back. As always, society and its laws must evolve, but it is not always an easy process.

The notion of privacy has certainly changed in our data-driven world and continues to change daily. While it has always been difficult to …

Blockchain Technology: An Interconnected Legal Framework For An Interconnected System, Marina Fyrigou-Koulouri

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

In 2018, someone hiding behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin, the first decentralized cryptocurrency operating without a central bank or authority. However, the true revolution seems to be its underlying technology; blockchain. Today, a lot of discussion is taking place around the legal issues of this nascent technology. This paper focuses on blockchain and the law. After exploring blockchain’s basic features, it will propose an international regulatory framework suitable for this technology’s characteristics and its borderless nature.

The Modern Trolley Problem: Ethical And Economically-Sound Liability Schemes For Autonomous Vehicles, Amar Kumar Moolayil

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

The paper synthesizes modern scholarship in the fields of Artificial Intelligence law, Ethics, Corporate Liability, and Economics to develop potential liability schemes that the automotive and insurance industries may impose when autonomous vehicles eventually come to dominate the roadways. By addressing the issues of whom the autonomous vehicle’s AI protects and who bears liability in the event of an accident—two issues that this author believes are critical to the successful adoption of autonomous vehicle technology—the transition from human drivers to AI drivers will be less contentious. Because of the prescient nature of the topic, as well as a discussion of …

Tribute To Professor Paul Giannelli, Michael Benza

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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