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Lost Fatherhood: Including Fathers In The Post-Dobbs Abortion Debate, Linda L. Schlueter

Liberty University Law Review

Scientific studies over the last five decades show the negative impact an abortion can have on the men who fathered the aborted children. These studies demonstrate that those men—even if they supported the woman’s decision to have an abortion—can experience a variety of psychological problems including depression, anger, hopelessness, helplessness, broken or damaged relationships, feelings of emasculation, and loneliness. Despite these compelling studies, little or no real attention is given to involving men in the legal debate regarding abortion. The abortion debate presents a legal Rubik’s Cube of thorny issues that can affect the mother, the father, and the unborn …

United States V. Skrmetti: The Supreme Court’S Opportunity To Protect Minors By Choosing Biological Reality Over Gender Ideology, Rena M. Lindevaldsen

Liberty University Law Review

“Did God really say?” That’s the question the serpent asked Eve in the garden, as she was tempted to turn from the Truth that God had told her about the consequences of eating the fruit from the one specific tree. She and Adam learned that God really did mean what He said. By rejecting God’s wisdom and instruction, they caused sin to enter the world. The same question forms the foundation of the transgender rights movement: did God, who created mankind in His image, really say that He created them male and female? In today’s culture, when a gender-confused child …

Flowing Cleanly: The Proper Roles Of The Courts And The Ftc In The Information Marketplace Of Advertising, Kateri J. Son

Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary

After an introduction in Section I, Section II of this article will present the history of the commercial speech doctrine, illustrating the rules courts use to evaluate whether the FTC’s actions were constitutional. Section III will explain how the FTC combats deception and will describe the choice of remedies the FTC has available. Section IV will present and evaluate three potential solutions to the conflict between the courts and the FTC on First Amendment issues that courts have implemented. Finally, Section V argues that conflict between the two entities is inevitable, and therefore the middle approach is the best solution …

Cover, Table Of Contents & Masthead, Kateri J. Son

Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary

No abstract provided.

Facial Recognition Technology: The Case For Comprehensive Federal Oversight, Christopher Hart

Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary

This article will argue that regulations for government agency use of FRT should be stringent and limit the exploitation of personal biodata in the private sector. Instead of creating a new agency, Congress could expand an existing agency’s responsibility by granting it regulatory power over facial recognition technology. First, this article will seek to delineate the contours of facial recognition technology and its contemporary application within the United States. Then, this article will analyze the intricacies of FRT in both the public and private sectors. Within the public domain, specific attention will be devoted to discussing the use of FRT …

Foia And The Use Of Ai In Government: Freedom Of Information Or An Empty Promise Of Openness?, Ronald L. Capaldi

Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary

No abstract provided.

Legal Summaries Of Administrative Law Cases, Kimberly M. Papadantonakis

Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary

No abstract provided.

Folder 11, Law School Statistics, 1911-1916, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 12, Lectures, 1910, 1916, 1919, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 13, Library, 1919, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 14, Petigru College Inventory, 1919-1920, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 15, Professors--Faculty, 1915, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 16, Professors' Reports And Dean's Reports, 1910-1915, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 17, Professors' Reports And Dean's Reports, 1916-1920, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 18, Requests For Law Texts, 1912, 1913, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 19, Student Petition, 1912, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 20, University By-Laws, 1902-1911, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Dean John Peyre Thomas, Jr. Files - 1910-1920 Guide, John Peyre Thomas Jr

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 1, General Correspondence, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 2, Law School Building, 1912, 1917, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 3, Law School Building, 1919, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 4, Law School Building Fund--Student Subscriptions, 1912, Undated, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 5, Law School Bulletins, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 6, Law School Bulletins, Cont., John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 7, Law School Enrollment List, 1918, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 8, Law School Graduates, 1886-1911, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 9, Law School History Notes And Sketch, 1886-1912, 1917, Undated, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

Folder 10, Law School Petitions For Admission To The South Carolina Bar, 1920, John Peyre Thomas Jr.

Thomas, John Peyre Jr. (1910-1920)

No abstract provided.

The Ethics Of Exploitation: How Social Media Profits From Attention, Addiction, And Data Manipulation, Laeila Scott

NSU Undergraduate Law Journal

The pervasive influence of social media platforms extends far beyond digital interaction, shaping human behavior, manipulating democratic processes, and exploiting user data with minimal oversight. Through the attention economy, these platforms employ algorithms designed to maximize engagement at the expense of users’ autonomy, fostering addiction and cognitive dependency. Manipulative terms and conditions further entrench corporate control, binding users to contracts with the very companies that obscure the extent of data collection and limit legal recourse. The Cambridge Analytica scandal laid bare the dangers of unregulated data harvesting, demonstrating how personal information can be weaponized for political and economic gain.

Beyond …

Discussing The Unconstitutionality Of The Dual Sovereign Doctrine, Kaden Collorafi

NSU Undergraduate Law Journal

This paper critically examines the United States Supreme Court’s long-standing endorsement of the Dual Sovereignty Doctrine, which permits successive prosecutions by both state and federal governments for the same underlying conduct. Rooted in dicta from Moore v. Illinois and formally adopted in United States v. Lanza, the doctrine, in the author’s opinion, has repeatedly undermined the Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment. Despite the incorporation of this clause to the states through the Fourteenth Amendment in Benton v. Maryland, the Court has maintained the doctrine on grounds of judicial practicality and sovereign independence.

Through an in-depth review …