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The Future of Disability Rights Protections for Transgender People
Kevin M. Barry and Jennifer Levi

TRANSCRIPT—KITCHEN TABLES, BOARD ROOMS, AND OTHER POTENTIALLY DISRUPTIVE LOCALES: THE ROLE OF CONSUMER ACTION IN CARBON EMISSION REDUCTION
Elizabeth A. Stanton

TRANSCRIPT—COMPLEX RECIPROCITY IN A LOCAL FOOD SYSTEM
Sarah Waring

SURVIVING CLIMATE CHANGE IN AMERICA: TOWARD A RURAL RESILIENCE FRAMEWORK
Laurie Ristino

MONETARY RESILIENCE
Rohan Grey

ANTHROPOCENIC DISRUPTION IN WORLD ENERGY: RESPONSE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Steven Ferrey

THE COSTS OF CLIMATE DISRUPTION IN THE TRADE-OFFS OF COMMUNITY RESILIENCE
Keith H. Hirokawa and David Dickinson

FOREWORD—ANTHROPOCENIC DISRUPTION, COMMUNITY RESILIENCE AND LAW
René Reich-Graefe

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

THE LSAT AND THE REPRODUCTION OF HIERARCHY
Diane Curtis

ELDER LAW—MY LIFE, MY CHOICE
Hyman G. Darling and Andrew Adams

CONSUMER PROTECTION—EXPLORING PRIVATE CAUSES OF ACTION FOR VICTIMS OF DATA BREACHES
Justin H. Dion and Nicholas M. Smith

MILITARY LAW—REDEFINING CORROBORATION: THE HISTORY, INTENT, AND EFFECT OF CONGRESS’S DIRECTION TO CHANGE HOW CONFESSIONS ARE CORROBORATED IN MILITARY COURTS
Seth M. Engel

Consumer Protection—Exploring Private Causes of Action for Victims of Data Breaches
Justin H. Dion and Nicholas M. Smith

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—I BEG YOUR PARDON: EX PARTE GARLAND OVERRULED; THE PRESIDENTIAL PARDON IS NO LONGER UNLIMITED
Zachary J. Broughton

FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS—“SEE YA IN BOSTON, BRUH”: MAKING THE LINK BETWEEN THE RIGHT TO PETITION, ACTIVISM, AND THE MASSACHUSETTS ANTI-SLAPP STATUTE
Heidi K. Waugh

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION/CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—OPT-OUT AND THE FOURTH ERA OF WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: HAS INDUSTRY LEFT THE BARGAINING TABLE?
Daniel E. Walker

TORT LAW—THE WRONGFUL DEMISE OF BUT FOR CAUSATION
Tory A. Weigand

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

*Updated as of 11/21/19.