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Exploring The Nuremberg Trials And Jus Cogens: What Morality?, Joseph Park

Emory International Law Review

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Comparing Gdpr Against The United States’ Approach To Data Breach Notification By Examining Texas And California And The Feasibility Of A Universal Standard, Amrit Nagi

Cybaris®

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Ai-Ip? Copyright In An Age Of Internet Propaganda With Artificial Intelligence, Sonya Saepoff

Cybaris®

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Just For Show: Eliminating Judicial Exceptions To Section 101 Would Render Limits On Patent-Eligible Subject Matter Meaningless, Katie Crocker

Cybaris®

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Born Too Late To Patent The Engine, Born Too Early To Patent The Lightsaber, Born Just In Time To Patent Space Inventions, Ryan Horejsi

Cybaris®

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Transformative Play: The Legalities Of Modding In The Video Game Industry, Erika Weisdorfer

Cybaris®

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Virtually Identical: A Case For Maintaining Architectural Copyright Protections In The Metaverse, Stephen Mcpaul

Cybaris®

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A Comparative Analysis Of The Prevention Of Pharmaceutical Patenting Abuse In The United States, Japan, And France, Kristen Coan

Cybaris®

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Protections For Lgbtq+ Students And Athletes: Title Ix In Light Of Bostock V. Clayton County, Katherine Considine

Student Works

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Foundations And Principles: An Introduction To Islamic Jurisprudence & A Brief Comparison To American Jurisprudence, Zacky H. Sungkar

Student Works

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Amending New Jersey’S Expungement Law To Reflect The Historical Treatment Of Juveniles: Juveniles Deserve A Second Chance, Jair D. Bodnar

Student Works

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Fur Farms: Animal Cruelty In The Fashion Industry, Gabriela Gutierrez

Student Works

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Ai Manipulation At The Uspto: The Patent Bargain The Public Did Not Ask For, Matthew Korwin

Student Works

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State Regulation Of Cultured Meat: Would A Meat By Any Other Name Taste As Good?, Ethan Granoff

Student Works

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United States Of America Needs To Learn From The World: "Nonhuman Legal Personhood" - The Right Of Animals, Tiya Singh

Student Works

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Federal Comprehensive Data Privacy Legislation And Preemption, Tao Pan

Student Works

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Considerations For A New Ai Agency: Risks, Framework, And Inter-Agency Coordination, Robert W. Stewart

Student Works

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Laws Banning Gender Affirming Care For Transgender Youth Are Unconstitutional, Danielle Mcgough

Student Works

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Getting Paid To Watch Grass Grow, Maddison J. Hueter

Student Works

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Intellectual Property Law And International Arbitration, Siqi Li

Student Works

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Trafficking In Persons And The International Criminal Court: Amending The Rome Statute To Include A Fifth Core Crime, Amber Joy Wiens

Student Works

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An Issue Of Intent: The Struggles Of Proving Genocide, Nicholas Owens

Student Works

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Dropping The Ball: How Colleges And Universities Are Failing To Provide Their Athletes With Nil Education And How They Can Fix It, Kimberly Vansavage

Student Works

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Raising The Bar In Child Welfare Law, Diane M. Sumoski

SMU Law Review

This article explores the unique opportunities arising from child welfare law practice in clinical legal education. While training law students for lawyering in all practice areas, the clinic can also inspire experienced child welfare practitioners to raise the level of their practice. The article provides an overview of the child welfare practice in Texas, the various roles of lawyers in the system, the special training required for these lawyers, and how the lawyers are employed and paid. The article proposes that the clear impact of child welfare legal practice on clients, combined with its interdisciplinary complexity, creates an ideal combination …

The Persistent Treatise, Dana Neacsu, Paul Douglas Callister

Law Faculty Publications

The legal treatise remains a pillar of the American legal system and the rule of law, despite claims it might be dying and variations in quantitative citations to treatises over time. Indeed, several treatises evidence increased citation in U.S. Supreme Court opinions during the last several decades. Surprisingly, the U.S. Supreme Court, including the Robert’s Court in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, increasingly sees fit to rely on proto-treatises, such as Bracton, Coke, and Blackstone. This article provides empirical data and qualitative analysis to support this claim, highlighting the sometimes declining but nevertheless significant presence of treatises in …

Bibliography Of Family Law Publications Of The Pennsylvania Bar Institute (1971-2023), Joel Fishman

Law Faculty Publications

As practicing members of the bench and bar, readers of this article know of the publications of the Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI) that began in 1968 to published Continuing Legal Education programs. The following is a listing of the family-law CLE publications from 1971 through 2023. The listing is partly drawn from a short-title printed list of PBI publications listed chronologically from 1968 to 1998 (1-2192) that the author obtained many years ago and now number over 11,000 publications. Not every title can be found in the law library catalogs and so some titles are listed according to the titles …

Maine Law Magazine - Issue No. 98, University Of Maine School Of Law

Maine Law Magazine

• Maine Law’s Privacy Program Continues to Grow
• How The Maine Center is Strengthening the Environmental Law Program
• COP28 — A Formative Experience
• Profile: Seth Goodall, CEO & Executive Director — Maine Center
• Complex Problem-Solving Across Disciplines
• Expanding Rural Access to Justice
• Activating Change: The Center for Youth Policy & Law
• Students Working Across Borders on Behalf of Asylum Seekers
• Friends and Defenders of the Casco Bay

Health Consequences Of Racial Disparity In Access To Abortion: A Systematic Review, Lacy M. Frye, Calvin Odhiambo

University of South Carolina Upstate Student Research Journal

Prior to the 2022 Dobbs decision, Black women already experienced negative maternal health outcomes at an alarmingly disparate rate in comparison to White women. Given that the Dobbs decision emboldens state power to enforce abortion restrictions or protections, there has been significant strides made in both directions. Nonetheless, within states where reproductive rights have been significantly eroded, the heightened abortion restrictions may compound the limited access that Black women previously had before Dobbs. This, in turn will exacerbate the already disparate negative maternal outcomes that Black women experience. However, research on the relationship between the lack of access to abortion …

The Private Law Of Self-Help, João Marinotti

Articles by Maurer Faculty

Individuals regularly take steps to protect themselves, their property, and their broader legal interests. They carry pepper spray, have guard dogs, and install fences. Such measures are colloquially deemed methods of self-help. Yet, despite its ubiquity, self-help as a legal concept has been chronically understudied. Consequently, American private law is missing a doctrinally coherent and prescriptively useful framework for self-help. As a matter of legal theory, this conceptual void is problematic in and of itself; the doctrinal incoherence stemming from this analytical gap decreases the law’s stability and undermines its predictability.

But the concern is not merely theoretical. The magnitude …

2024 Children's Legislative Report Card, Children's Advocacy Institute, University Of San Diego School Of Law

Children's Legislative Report Card

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