Content Posted in 2019
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—I BEG YOUR PARDON: EX PARTE GARLAND OVERRULED; THE PRESIDENTIAL PARDON IS NO LONGER UNLIMITED, Zachary J. Broughton
CONSUMER PROTECTION—EXPLORING PRIVATE CAUSES OF ACTION FOR VICTIMS OF DATA BREACHES, Justin H. Dion and Nicholas M. Smith
Consumer Protection—Exploring Private Causes of Action for Victims of Data Breaches, Justin H. Dion and Nicholas M. Smith
CRIMINAL LAW/CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—ARTICLE 26 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS DECLARATION OF RIGHTS: THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT’S “CRUEL” AND “UNUSUAL” NEGLECT OF ITS LONGEVITY COMPONENT, Thomas H. Townsend
CRIMINAL LAW—MIRRORING THE TRIAL: MAKING SENSE OF THE LAW OF CLOSING ARGUMENT IN CRIMINAL CASES, Alex J. Grant
ELDER LAW—MY LIFE, MY CHOICE, Hyman G. Darling and Andrew Adams
February 25, 2019 – What Are Courts For?, Arthur Miller
FIRST AMENDMENT LAW—FREE SPEECH AND HIGHER EDUCATION: CAN PUBLIC COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES USE “SAFE SPACE” POLICIES TO RESTRICT SPEECH ON CAMPUSES?, John L. Magistro IV
FIRST AMENDMENT LAW—THE REGULATION OF RELIGIOUS LOBBYISTS: A SPIRITUAL BATTLE FOR THE SOUL OF DEMOCRACY, Nicholas Melvin Smith
FOREWORD, Sudha Setty
Foreword, Sudha Setty
March 7, 2019 -- Is Trump's National Emergency Legal?, Arthur D. Wolf and Bruce K. Miller
October 24, 2018 -- (Un)natural Disasters and Human Rights: Hurricane Maria and the Politics of Disaster in Puerto Rico, Annette M. Martinez-Orabona and Sudha Setty
Teaching Communication Skills in Transactional Simulations, Eric J. Gouvin, Katherine M. Koops, James E. Moliterno, Carol E. Morgan, and Carol D. Newman
THE LSAT AND THE REPRODUCTION OF HIERARCHY, Diane Curtis
TORT LAW—THE WRONGFUL DEMISE OF BUT FOR CAUSATION, Tory A. Weigand
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION/CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—OPT-OUT AND THE FOURTH ERA OF WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: HAS INDUSTRY LEFT THE BARGAINING TABLE?, Daniel E. Walker