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Closing Remarks
Rachel Ferreira and Victoria Mosley
Panel 2: Moving Forward after 50 years—Solutions for Expansion and Inclusion, moderated by Jennifer Levi, Professor, Western New England University School of Law
Cari Simon, Paul Carlos Southwick, Sarah Butterick, and Tracey Vitchers
Panel 1: Title IX in the Making—Exemptions, Challenges, and Limitations, moderated by Erin Buzuvis, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Western New England University School of Law
Amy Hunter, Kif Augustine-Adams, Paul Carlos Southwick, and Tracey Vitchers
Welcome Remarks from Keynote
Joette Katz
Welcome Remarks and Introduction
Jane Kundl and Beth Cohen
CRIMINAL LAW—DREAMING OF A DRUG WAR RECKONING
Luke Ryan and Molly Ryan Strehorn
LAND USE—DEVELOPMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS ZONING AND URBAN PLANNING LAW, 2018 TO THE PRESENT
Robert M. Twiss
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—ANSWERING JUSTICE BARRETT’S FULTON PROMPT: THE CASE FOR A NARROW RECONSIDERATION OF FREE EXERCISE
Andrew Lavender
PROPERTY LAW—THE IMPORTANCE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY EDUCATION IN A KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
John J. Diffley, Diane R. Sabato, and Richard H. Kosakowski
PROPERTY LAW—HORROR, INC. V. MILLER: THE LURKING, UNDERLYING WORK BENEATH CRYSTAL LAKE!
Kenneth Stratton
CRIMINAL LAW—UNDER THE GUN OF REHAIF V.UNITED STATES: HOW STATE LEGISLATURES AND COURTS MUST BLUNT THE EFFECT OF KNOWLEDGE
Meaghan E. Collins
WHEN EXEMPTIONS DISCRIMINATE: UNLAWFULLY NARROW RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS TO VACCINATION MANDATES BY PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Ronald J. Colombo
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—LOYALTY, MONEY, AND BUSINESS: THE NEW PRICE FOR A PRESIDENTIAL PARDON
Zachary J. Broughton
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