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The Demand For Student-Athlete Labor And The Supply Of Violations In The Ncaa, Jill S. Harris

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Let's Give It Arrest: Why The Ncaa Should Adopt A Uniform Disciplinary Policy, Michael Kessler

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Paying Ncaa Athletes, David J. Berri

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Institutional Racism In The Ncaa And The Racial Implications Of The "2.3 Or Take A Knee" Legislation, Akuoma C. Nwadike, Ashley R. Baker, Velina B. Brackebusch, Billy J. Hawkins

Marquette Sports Law Review

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A Sporting Chance: Biediger V. Quinnipiac University And What Constitutes A Sport For Purposes Of Title Ix, James J. Hefferan, Jr.

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Second Generation Gender Bias In College Coaching: Can The Law Reach That Far?, Pamela Bass

Marquette Sports Law Review

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College Athletic Departments As Media Organizations And The Regulation Of Content: Issues For The Digital Age, Stephen W. Dittmore

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Athletic Directors, Martin J. Greenberg, Alexander W. Evrard

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Work, Play, Tweet: Public University Regulation Of Employed Student-Athlete Social Media Use, Darius Love

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Blacklisted: Safe Sport's Disciplinary Policy Restrains A Coach's Livelihood, Daniel Fiorenza

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Fair Use Of Foul Balls: Major League Baseball Advanced Media And Its Counterproductive Takedown Notices To Fans, Andrew Rissler

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Amenability Of Indian Domestic Sports Governing Bodies To Judicial Review, Satchit Bhogle

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Pari-Mutuels: What Do They Mean And What Is At Stake In The 21st Century?, Bennett Liebman

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Book Review: Baseball And The Law: Cases And Materials, Russ Versteeg

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Sports Law In Law Reviews And Journals, Katelynn Hill

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Do Not Pass Go And Do Not Collect $200: Nike's Monopoly On Usatf Violates Antitrust Laws And Prevents Athletes From Living At Park Place, Jill K. Ingels

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Ambush Marketing: Is It Deceitful Or A Probable Strategic Tactic In The Olympic Games?, Katelynn Hill

Marquette Sports Law Review

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The Jocks And The Justice: How Sotomayor Restrained College Athletes, Phillip J. Closius

Marquette Sports Law Review

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What’S In A Name, Brother—Profit Or Publicity: An Analysis Of Trademarking Ring Names In Professional Wrestling, Alissa M. Harrington

Cybaris®

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Video Games And Intellectual Property: Similarities, Differences, And A New Approach To Protection, John Kuehl

Cybaris®

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Gambling Disorder, Vulnerability, And The Law: Mapping The Field, Stacey A. Tovino

Scholarly Works

This Article seeks to descriptively map the sub-field of gambling disorder and the law and ask whether individuals with gambling disorder are vulnerable under the law. Like other scholarship that descriptively maps ethical, legal, and social implications of lesser known conditions and developments, this Article seeks to describe the treatment of individuals with gambling disorder in a variety of illustrative, but not exhaustive, legal contexts, to identify the limited scholarship assessing the application of the law to individuals with gambling disorder, and to invite members of the health law academy to bring their significant expertise to bear on these issues …

From Board Of Regents To O'Bannon: How Antitrust And Media Rights Have Influenced College Football, Thomas A. Baker Iii, Natasha T. Brison

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Hey, College Sports. Compromise On Compensation And You Can Have A Legal Monopoly, Todd A. Mcfall

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Are Institutions Of Higher Education Failing To Protect Students?: An Analysis Of Title Ix's Sexual Violence Protections And College Athletics, Anita M. Moorman, Barbara Osborne

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Index: Sports Law In Law Reviews And Journals, Sean P. Mccarthy, Emily K. Hartsinck

Marquette Sports Law Review

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Philippine Sports Torts: Adopting A Standard Of Care For Sports Competitions And Establishing Vicarious Liability For Professional Coaches, Ignatius Michael D. Ingles

Marquette Sports Law Review

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A Uniform Application Of The Jock Tax: The Need For Congressional Action, Nick Overbay

Marquette Sports Law Review

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A Red Card For Fifa: Corruption And Scandal In The World’S Foremost Sports Association, Chance Esposito

Law Student Publications

On a global scale, soccer (or as it is commonly called in most other countries “football”) is the most popular sport based on its numbers alone with over 250 million players. In recent years, the sport has become increasingly popular in nations or territories such as the United States. As a result of this increased interest, the sport and its governing organization, The Federation Internationale de Football Association (“FIFA”), has been thrown into the global media arena in the past two decades. Recently unearthed information, however, has put the actions of the organization at the center of controversy for alleged …

Athletes Have Rights Too, Right? Investigating The Extreme Unfairness In Sports' Purported Supreme Authority - Why The International Court Of Arbitration For Sport Fails To Reign Supreme, Zachary Gotlib

Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law

The note argues that the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), despite its role as a leading body in international sports dispute resolution, fails to achieve true supremacy due to systemic unfairness. CAS lacks key principles of fairness, particularly in its treatment of individual athletes compared to powerful entities like teams and leagues, hindering its ability to be recognized as a supreme judicial body.

Beyond The Basketball Court: How Brittney Griner's In My Skin Illustrates Title Ix's Failure To Protect Lgbt Athletes At Religious Institutions, Leslie C. Griffin

Scholarly Works

Symposium: Playing with Pride: LGBT Inclusion in Sports.

Unlike schoolteachers, janitors, coaches, food-service directors, organists, and other workers, professional athletes usually command center stage in society. Their successes and failures loom larger than life. Sometimes their prominent lives highlight themes hidden from public discussion or neglected by the majority. Professional basketball player Brittney Griner's autobiography does just that, by illuminating how "religious freedom" can undermine equality, especially LGBT equality.