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Sex Trafficking And A Proposed Solution, Victoria Oliver
Sex Trafficking And A Proposed Solution, Victoria Oliver
Student Works
No abstract provided.
Substance Use Disorder And Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs: Preventing Discrimination Through Monitoring Technology, Antony Kamel
Substance Use Disorder And Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs: Preventing Discrimination Through Monitoring Technology, Antony Kamel
Student Works
No abstract provided.
Tax Reform Revitalized The Credit For Increasing Research Activities, But Who Benefits?, Nicholas J. Almerini
Tax Reform Revitalized The Credit For Increasing Research Activities, But Who Benefits?, Nicholas J. Almerini
Student Works
No abstract provided.
New Jersey’S Public Trust Doctrine Codified: Protecting And Expanding Public Access To The Waterfront, Daniel Mccann
New Jersey’S Public Trust Doctrine Codified: Protecting And Expanding Public Access To The Waterfront, Daniel Mccann
Student Works
No abstract provided.
We Can Make These Work: Revisiting Work Requirements In Medicaid Programs Through Administrative Law And Interpreting The Medicaid Statute, Douglas Wisneiski
We Can Make These Work: Revisiting Work Requirements In Medicaid Programs Through Administrative Law And Interpreting The Medicaid Statute, Douglas Wisneiski
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No abstract provided.
The Future Of Online Sports Betting And Internet Gaming In The Wake Of The Wire Act Of 1961, Jordan Stefanacci
The Future Of Online Sports Betting And Internet Gaming In The Wake Of The Wire Act Of 1961, Jordan Stefanacci
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No abstract provided.
Artificial Surge Pricing As Price-Fixing: Why And How To Avoid It, Cheska Tolentino
Artificial Surge Pricing As Price-Fixing: Why And How To Avoid It, Cheska Tolentino
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No abstract provided.
One Small Step For Interoperability, One Giant Leap For Patients’ Rights, Emma Lombard
One Small Step For Interoperability, One Giant Leap For Patients’ Rights, Emma Lombard
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Father’S (Jones) Day: Gender Stereotyping In Discriminatory Paid Parental Leave Policies, Franziska Mangot
Father’S (Jones) Day: Gender Stereotyping In Discriminatory Paid Parental Leave Policies, Franziska Mangot
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No abstract provided.
Indefinite Or Temporary Legislation? An Argument For How The New Jersey Supreme Court Should Settle The Pension And Health Care Benefits Act’S Facial Contradiction, Thomas P. Meyer
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The Fate Of Future Personalized Medicine Treatment Patents, Gyuhyun Bae
The Fate Of Future Personalized Medicine Treatment Patents, Gyuhyun Bae
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Experts’ Role In Art Authentication, Bethany Mar
To Protect And Serve: Training Law Enforcement With The Ada In Mind, Courtney A. Dansbach
To Protect And Serve: Training Law Enforcement With The Ada In Mind, Courtney A. Dansbach
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An Obvious Solution To The Current Section 101 Discord, Conrad Stumpf
An Obvious Solution To The Current Section 101 Discord, Conrad Stumpf
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Traffic Collision Reconstruction And Its Place In Trial, Leighton Cohen
Traffic Collision Reconstruction And Its Place In Trial, Leighton Cohen
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No abstract provided.
Sperm You Can Bank On; A Proposed Federal Regulatory Scheme To Increase Consumer Protection In The Sperm Donation Industry, Jessica Stookey
Sperm You Can Bank On; A Proposed Federal Regulatory Scheme To Increase Consumer Protection In The Sperm Donation Industry, Jessica Stookey
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No abstract provided.
The Reasonable Accommodation Standard Imposed By Title Vii Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964, Molly Moran
The Reasonable Accommodation Standard Imposed By Title Vii Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964, Molly Moran
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No abstract provided.
Mental Disability Law And Crispr: Can Current Legal Standards Protect Vulnerable Populations From Overzealous Researchers?, Catriona Coffey
Mental Disability Law And Crispr: Can Current Legal Standards Protect Vulnerable Populations From Overzealous Researchers?, Catriona Coffey
Student Works
No abstract provided.
The Hangover Effect Of Mitchell V. Wisconsin, Kamil Gajda
The Hangover Effect Of Mitchell V. Wisconsin, Kamil Gajda
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Closing The Gender Pay Gap Through Salary History Bans: Bad For Employers, Bad For Women, John Kaschak
Closing The Gender Pay Gap Through Salary History Bans: Bad For Employers, Bad For Women, John Kaschak
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No abstract provided.
Better To Bend Than To Break? New Jersey Compromises Citizen Safety For Tnc Business, Veronica Kampfe
Better To Bend Than To Break? New Jersey Compromises Citizen Safety For Tnc Business, Veronica Kampfe
Student Works
No abstract provided.
The Mode And The Message: Offensiveness As A Viewpoint In First Amendment Law, Matyas Lich
The Mode And The Message: Offensiveness As A Viewpoint In First Amendment Law, Matyas Lich
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No abstract provided.
Taxation Of The Internet Economy: An Analysis Of The Recent Changes To Taxation Of Airbnb And Short-Term Rentals In New Jersey, Matthew Love
Taxation Of The Internet Economy: An Analysis Of The Recent Changes To Taxation Of Airbnb And Short-Term Rentals In New Jersey, Matthew Love
Student Works
No abstract provided.
Reconciling Student Due Process Rights In Sexual Misconduct Adjudications: What Educational Institutions And Policymakers Can Learn From Haidak, Lauren Mcnamara
Reconciling Student Due Process Rights In Sexual Misconduct Adjudications: What Educational Institutions And Policymakers Can Learn From Haidak, Lauren Mcnamara
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No abstract provided.
New Jersey’S Case Against The Opioid Epidemic: Prosecuting The Key Players, Lauren Russo
New Jersey’S Case Against The Opioid Epidemic: Prosecuting The Key Players, Lauren Russo
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No abstract provided.
Thank You, I Emoji Your Offer: Emojis Translating Acceptance In Contracts, Keith Menscher
Thank You, I Emoji Your Offer: Emojis Translating Acceptance In Contracts, Keith Menscher
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No abstract provided.
Navigating In The Clouds: The Triumphs And Drawbacks Of The Cloud Act, Jia Zhang
Navigating In The Clouds: The Triumphs And Drawbacks Of The Cloud Act, Jia Zhang
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Migrants Can Make International Law, Ama Francis
Migrants Can Make International Law, Ama Francis
Sabin Center for Climate Change Law
Migrants have the power to make international law as norm creators. The nation-state enjoys a monopoly on violence in domestic jurisgenesis, but international law’s constraint on the use of force provides non-state actors the opportunity to participate in the formation of international legal doctrine without the threat of violence. Scholars have overlooked this nonstate jurisgenerative potential, bound by a state-centric conception of law. This Article applies the claim that non-state actors have the power to influence international law to the transnational issue of climate-induced migration. Climate change intensifies slow- and sudden-onset events, and sudden-onset disasters already displace millions annually. Yet …
U.S. Climate Litigation In The Age Of Trump: Full Term, Korey Silverman-Roati
U.S. Climate Litigation In The Age Of Trump: Full Term, Korey Silverman-Roati
Sabin Center for Climate Change Law
From beginning to end, the Trump administration pursued an agenda of climate deregulation. The administration aimed a portfolio of actions at weakening federal climate protections and promoting fossil fuels.1 The executive branch did so by aiming to revise and rescind all major Obama-era agency rules to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, leasing public lands for fossil fuel development, attempting to curtail climate impact consideration in National Environmental Policy Act and Endangered Species Act reviews, and withdrawing energy efficiency measures, among other climate deregulation actions.2 Collectively, this effort served to advance the view that humans are not causing serious climate change and …
Reframing The Monuments: How To Address Confederate Statues In The United States, Jillian Fitzpatrick
Reframing The Monuments: How To Address Confederate Statues In The United States, Jillian Fitzpatrick
Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development
(Excerpt)
This Note was written between September 2018 and March 2019 as part of St. John’s University School of Law’s two-semester Perspectives on Justice class. At the time that this Note was written, there was a growing urgency to address the Confederate monuments around the United States, but little had been done by states or the federal government. At the time, many states, including Virginia, had in place Heritage Protection Acts which made the removal or relocation of such monuments punishable under criminal law, thus tying the hands of the localities where the monuments were located. However, in just two …