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Full-Text Articles in Elder Law
Blame It On The Algorithm (But Sue Them Both): Joint Enterprise And Agency In Ai-Driven Hiring Discrimination, Khushi Palan
Blame It On The Algorithm (But Sue Them Both): Joint Enterprise And Agency In Ai-Driven Hiring Discrimination, Khushi Palan
American University Business Law Review
The proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) in hiring processes has created a significant accountability gap in employment discrimination law. While federal statutes like Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act focus on finding liability for traditional employers, they fail to adequately address the unique role of third-party AI vendors whose algorithms often drive discriminatory outcomes. This Comment examines the emerging legal landscape through the lens of Mobley v. Workday, where the District Court for the Northern District of California recognized that AI vendors can function as “agents” of …
“Necessary” Jurisdiction: Veterans’ Rights In Article Iii Courts, Dana Montalto
“Necessary” Jurisdiction: Veterans’ Rights In Article Iii Courts, Dana Montalto
American University Law Review
U.S. veterans should possess the same access to courts as other Americans, but a misreading of a federal law has led many veterans to be denied an opportunity to assert their civil rights in any judicial forum. That law—38 U.S.C. § 511—grants exclusive jurisdiction over certain federal veterans benefits appeals to a specialized Article I court, the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. But federal judges and Department of Veterans Affairs leaders have mistakenly interpreted that grant of exclusive jurisdiction to also close the door to Article III courts, leading veterans’ meritorious claims of systemic discrimination and injustice to be …
Tales From A Supportive Guardianship, Robert Dinerstein
Tales From A Supportive Guardianship, Robert Dinerstein
Scholarly Articles in Law Reviews & Journals
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One Person, One Vote, One Application: District Court Decision In Ray V. Texas Upholds Texas Absentee Voting Law That Disenfranchises Elderly And Disabled Voters, Sean Flynn
Scholarly Articles in Law Reviews & Journals
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Social Security And The Low-Income Worker , Nancy J. Altman
Social Security And The Low-Income Worker , Nancy J. Altman
American University Law Review
Social Security is important to all Americans, but, particularly, to low-income workers and their families. Financing the program partly through earmarked deductions from employees’ wages is an integral and vital part of Social Security’s design, and has been an important reason for Social Security’s success and broad public support over the program’s seventy-year life. At the same time, these contributions are harder to bear for those with lower wages. Just as the EITC has eased the burden of these contributions without undermining the basic structure and philosophy of Social Security, so the program’s long-range deficit, if eliminated properly, can help …
The International Human Rights Status Of Elderly Persons, Claudia Martin, Diego Rodriguez-Pinzon
The International Human Rights Status Of Elderly Persons, Claudia Martin, Diego Rodriguez-Pinzon
Scholarly Articles in Law Reviews & Journals
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Fighting City Hall With The Equality Rights Provisions Of The Canadian Charter Of Rights And Freedoms, Jonathan Baker
Fighting City Hall With The Equality Rights Provisions Of The Canadian Charter Of Rights And Freedoms, Jonathan Baker
Scholarly Articles in Law Reviews & Journals
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