Jul 31 Jul 31 GHOSTS OF THE PAST: HOW THE DOBBS DECISION IMPERILS THOSE MOST IN NEED OF THE LAW’S PROTECTION Northern Kentucky Law Review Constitutional Law, Health Care, Law & Policy, Supreme Court
Apr 22 Apr 22 Ridesharing Resulting in Search-Sharing? A Discussion on the Relationship Between Ridesharing Applications and the Fourth Amendment Benjamin A. Kling Fourth Amendment, Law & Policy, Constitutional Law
Apr 18 Apr 18 Is Being “Banned” Or “Muted” On Online Games Or Social Media A First Amendment Free Speech Violation? Michael Justice Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Internet Law
Apr 12 Apr 12 Supreme Court’s Decision Regarding Title VII Protection Postponed to Promote COVID-19 Protection Kati Massey Supreme Court, Constitutional Law
Apr 6 Apr 6 June Medical: How Will the SCOTUS’ Opinion on Stare Decisis Shape the Future of Abortion? Ethan Losier Constitutional Law, Supreme Court
Jan 22 Jan 22 The State Giveth, but Can the State Taketh Away? An Exploration of Kahler v. Kansas and Whether the Insanity Defense is Constitutionally Required Christy Hiance Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Supreme Court
Jan 15 Jan 15 Mathena v. Malvo: Considering Youth in Mandatory and Discretionary Sentencing Tyler Arnzen Supreme Court, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law
Apr 2 Apr 2 The Fines They are a Changin’: The Future Impact of Timbs v. Indiana on Civil Forfeiture Nathaniel Truitt Property, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law
Mar 28 Mar 28 What Happens When The Government Effectively Takes The Farm And Doesn't Want To Pay For It? Tyler Arnzen Property, Constitutional Law
Mar 11 Mar 11 When Do a Rap Artist’s Lyrics Become a “True Threat”? SCOTUS Has an Opportunity to Answer Tyler Votel First Amendment, Constitutional Law
Feb 28 Feb 28 From 1964 to 1984: Would Overturning a 1964 Case Lead to the Orwellian Predictions of 1984? Kati Massey First Amendment, Constitutional Law
Feb 13 Feb 13 Ante Up: Taking A Gamble On Double Jeopardy Lauren Lentsch Criminal Law, Constitutional Law
