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The Original Understanding Of The Western State Constitutions' Protections From Searches, Seizures, And Self-Incrimination, Greg Sergienko

UMKC Law Review

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Overloading The 1% “Circuit Breaker”: The Indiana Tax Court Constitutionally Expands Curtilage, Andrew W. Swain

Texas A&M Journal of Property Law

In its 2024 decision, Sawlani v. Lake County Assessor, the Indiana Tax Court reviewed the constitutionality of the Indiana General Assembly’s statutory limit of the constitutionally prescribed 1% tax cap to only one acre of land—curtilage—surrounding the taxpayer’s principal place of residence. The Tax Court held the legislature’s limitation unconstitutional, finding no verbiage in the relevant constitutional provision that justified limiting the tax cap to just one acre. This Article critically examines the Court’s decision in Sawlani, arguing that the ruling represents a significant departure from established judicial principles and legislative intent, undermining the legislature’s authority and introducing …

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The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

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Work Without Borders: Legal Challenges In The Age Of Remote And Hybrid Employment, Kiera Doughty

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

The shift to remote and hybrid work arrangements in recent years has fundamentally changed employment practices, offering increased flexibility while also creating complex legal and regulatory issues for employees, employers, and state authorities, specifically in the tax and human resources contexts. The current system of state and local laws inadequately addresses these issues, leading to double taxation, compliance problems, and legal disputes. In addition to taxation complexities, remote work environments have introduced unique risks related to online discrimination and harassment, as well as broader issues such as privacy, monitoring, and equitable workplace protections. If left unresolved, employers could face costly …

Law Library Collection Development In The Time Of Genai, Dana Neacsu

Law Faculty Publications

Collection development remains at the core of the library’s mission within each institutional framework. All law libraries, including those serving law schools, law firms, or governmental entities support legal research, and generative AI (GenAI) has revolutionized the interaction between librarian and the sources of legal research.

Exit Planning And Emigration Aspirations Among Trans And Nonbinary U.S. Citizens, Jayesh Rathod

Presentations

Law And Literature—Centering Counternarratives: The Need For Enhanced Law And Literature Curriculum In Arkansas Law Schools To Remedy A History Of Dispossession, Michelle Smith

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review

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Public Procurement Law—Time Is Money: Evaluating Efficiency Challenges And Cost Implications Within Arkansas’S P3 Statute, Julia Matchett

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review

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Compromised Guilt: Systemic Denial Of The Right To A Unanimous Verdict In Arkansas, Bryan Altman

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review

Currently, the State of Arkansas curiously stands alone in opposition to the rest of the nation when it comes to honoring the individual’s right to a unanimous verdict in a criminal trial. While never explicitly adopted by the Arkansas Supreme Court, Arkansas law has passively permitted two illegitimate practices to develop. First, prosecutors are permitted to submit evidence of multiple, separate acts to sustain a single criminal charge. Second, jurors are permitted to disregard factual disagreements and render patchwork verdicts, especially in the context of sex crime cases.

Arkansas practice and custom currently does not protect against a conviction based …

Tort Law—Right For All The Wrong Reasons: Allocating Fault To Immune Nonparties In The Wake Of Industrial Iron Works V. Hodge, Louis Rhodes Houser

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review

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Constitutional Law—Arkansas’S Unconstitutional Gun Restrictions For The Formerly Mentally Ill, Michael Frost

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review

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Incentivizing Lihtc Development In Rural Cra Deserts, Kristina E. Smith

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Effective Legal Challenge To Agency Action: Litigating Against The Cfpb In The Post-Chevron Environment, Lucy C. Bartholomew

North Carolina Banking Institute

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North Carolina Banking Institute

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Bank Mergers And Acquisitions: Diverging Agency Guidance, Bianca R. Serafano

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Paycheck Advance Products: Early Access To Wages Or A Credit Product?, Lauren M. Slack

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Community Reinvestment Act Final Rule: Expanding The Cra To Cover Digital Banking, Sarah M. Campbell

North Carolina Banking Institute

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An Analysis Of Fdic Misrepresentation Prevention Through The Lens Of The Lanham Act, Joshua S. Almond

North Carolina Banking Institute

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The Advice Of Counsel Defense: No Longer A Fraudster’S Shield, Maxwell Newman

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Banking On Administrative Law: How The Supreme Court’S 2023–2024 Term Affects Banks, David F. Freeman Jr., Christopher L. Allen, James P. Bergin, Amber A. Hay, Allon Kedem, Trevor Kirby, William Perdue, Nancy L. Perkins, Anthony Raglani, Kara Ramsey

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Scope 3 Emissions Disclosures For Banks, With Or Without The Sec, Kalysta A. Strauss

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Medical Debt Regulation And Law: Effects On Consumers And Industry, Julian C. Surprise

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Administrative Law Judges And Removal Protections: An Article Ii Battle Not Resolved By Jarkesy, Emily Kaplan

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Hofstra Law Review

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Mitigation That Worked: Empirical Evidence Of Why Jurors Rejected The Death Penalty In Some Highly Aggravated Capital Cases, Russell Stetler, Maria Mclaughlin, Susan Garvey

Hofstra Law Review

Over several years, we have documented over 625 highly aggravated cases where jurors declined to impose the death penalty at sentencing. These cases support our belief that the effective investigation and presentation of mitigating evidence can forestall a death sentence no matter how death-worthy the crime facts may appear at first glance. However, our previous publications shed no light on the specific mitigation evidence that inspired jurors to reject the death penalty in individual cases. This Article summarizes readily available documentary sources from over five hundred cases (more than eighty percent of all the cases in our database), utilizing special …

Divorce And Asset Distribution: Taking Stock Of Options, Mark Strasser

Hofstra Law Review

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Peek-A-Boo,They Are Watching You: Breach Of Individual Privacy Rights Through The Use Of Artificial Intelligence Powered Facial Recognition Technology, Lauren E. Baffo

Hofstra Law Review

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The True Cost Of Student Debt: How The "Undue Burden" Standard In Student Loan Dischargeability Impacts Mental Health, Diversity, And The Legal Profession, Matthew Lee Demestrio

Hofstra Law Review

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Beyond Bingo: How Class Ii Bingo-Based "Slot Machines" Are Reshaping Tribal-State Dynamics, Kelsey Henderson

UNLV Gaming Law Journal

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Economic Development For Native Nevada: How Indian Gaming Can Further Tribal Self-Determination, Makai Zuniga

UNLV Gaming Law Journal

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