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November 7, 2018 -- Global Patient Safety Law, Policy, and Practice – With Particular Focus on Developing and Transitioning Countries
John Tingle and Barbara A. Noah

Constitutional Law—Do Black Lives Matter to the Constitution?
Bruce K. Miller

Black, White, and Blue: Bias, Profiling, and Policing in the Age of Black Lives Matter
Bridgette Baldwin

Forward—Police Misconduct and Kibbe v. City of Springfield
Harris Freeman

OUT, PROUD, AND AFRICAN: ONE MAN’S JOURNEY AS A GAY UGANDAN ACTIVIST
John “Longjones” Abdallah Wambere

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—DO BLACK LIVES MATTER TO THE CONSTITUTION?
Bruce K. Miller

BLACK LIVES MATTER, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND HEALTH INEQUITIES
Raja Staggers-Hakim

BLACK, WHITE, AND BLUE: BIAS, PROFILING, AND POLICING IN THE AGE OF BLACK LIVES MATTER
Bridgette Baldwin

SYMPOSIUM—PERSPECTIVES ON RACIAL JUSTICE IN THE ERA OF #BLACKLIVESMATTER: VOTING DISENFRANCHISEMENT
Nicole Austin-Hillery

SYMPOSIUM—THE MORE WE FIGHT, THE MORE WE WIN: MOVEMENT LAWYERING IN THE ERA OF #BLACKLIVESMATTER
Carlton Edward Williams

FOREWORD—POLICE MISCONDUCT AND KIBBE V. CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
Harris Freeman

Teaching Bioethics: The Role of Empathy & Humility in the Teaching and Practice of Law
Barbara A. Noah

MARIJUANA/CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—STATE BALLOT REFORMS 2016: THE RAMIFICATIONS ON PROBABLE CAUSE IN MASSACHUSETTS WITH LEGAL MARIJUANA CULTIVATION IN THE HOME
Jacob T. Winniman

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—THE DIVERSION OF PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL FUNDS TO CHARTER SCHOOLS: CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Kaitlin Pomeroy-Murphy

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW—HOW IT GOT THERE MATTERS: TRAIL SMELTER EVADES CERCLA RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE AERIAL DEPOSITION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE
Ryan K. Sullivan

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE—BREAKING THE TRAP: HOW WHOLE WOMAN’S HEALTH PROTECTS ABORTION ACCESS, AND THE SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS CLAUSE’S REBUKE OF ANTI-ABORTION REGULATIONS
Chelsea M. Donaldson

DEMARGINALIZING THE INTERSECTION OF SPIRITUALITY AND LAW: OPPOSITIONAL CULTURAL PRACTICE™ THEORY, SELF-TRANSCENDENCE, AND SOCIAL CHANGE
Kim E. Clark

BANKRUPTCY LAW—RETHINKING THE DISCHARGE OF LATE-FILED TAXES IN CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY
Justin H. Dion and Barbara Curatolo

UNEMPLOYMENT FRAUD PROSECUTION IN CONNECTICUT—HOW A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SUCCEEDED IN ITS GOALS OF DETECTION, PROSECUTION, RESTITUTION, AND DETERRENCE
Marcia Arthur Pillsbury

Bankruptcy Law—Rethinking the Discharge of Late Filed Taxes in Consumer Bankruptcy
Justin H. Dion and Barbara Curatolo

*Updated as of 01/23/19.