Volume 70

Volume 70, Issue 1

Tamar Meshel, Closing the Enforcement Gap: Third-Party Discovery under the FAA and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Wayne Batchis, Against Strict Scrutiny: The Supreme Court’s Quiet Degradation of First Amendment Speech Protection
Griffin Albaugh, Turning up the Heat: Climate Change Litigation and Clean Air Act Preemption of Consumer Protection Claims
Katie Duetsch, The Future of Teleworking Accommodations under the ADA Post-COVID-19
Eric Kerschen, Free Riders Problem or Customer Control Problem? Utilities’ War on Distributed Generation

Volume 70, Issue 2

Michael Allan Wolf, Zoning Reformed
Mia Romano & Dru Stevenson, Litigating the Bump-Stock Ban
Michael P. Goodyear, Circumscribing the Spider: Trademark Law and the Edge of Data Scraping
Parker Bednasek, Turning a Blind Eye: The Causation Standard for Title IX Peer Sexual Misconduct Claims
Ashlyn Shultz, Ending a Forced Dichotomy: Batson’s Logical Expansion to the Freedom of Association

Volume 70, Issue 3

Richard L. Heppner, Jr., Appealing Compelled Disclosures in Discovery That Threaten First Amendment Rights
John W. Head & Emily Otte, More than Friends? U.S.-Canada Cooperative Frameworks on Agriculture and the Environment
M. H. Hoeflich, The Craft of the Law: An Essay after Forty Years as a Law Teacher
Zachary B. Pohlman, State Statutory Interpretation and Horizontal Choice of Law
Minha Jutt, “Build Back Better”: Domestic Violence-Based Asylum after the “Death to Asylum” Rule

Volume 70, Issue 4 – Symposium Issue

Symposium focus: Judicial Conduct & Misconduct: A Review of Judicial Behavior from Sexting to Discrimination.
M. H. Hoeflich, Historical Observations on Judicial Misconduct
Caleb Stegall, The Ethics of Decision-Making: Result Oriented Judging and the Oven of Akhnai
Susan Saab Fortney, Taking Courthouse Discrimination Seriously: The Role of Judges as Ethical Leaders
Michael Ariens, The Appearance of Appearances
Ross E. Davies, Impeachment by Any Other Name

Volume 70, Issue 5 – Kansas Issue

Stephen R. McAllister, A Lucky Kansas Lawyer
Toni M. Ruo, Not (Taxable) in Kansas Anymore: A Statutory Analysis of K.S.A. Sec. 79-3271(a) and Its Application to the Gain on Sale of a Nondomiciliary Taxpayer’s Pass-through Equity Interest
Stephany Rohleder, Free Britney: How a Pop Culture Icon Brought to Light Guardianship and Conservatorship Inequities and How Kansas Statutes Can Better Prevent against Them

Volume 70 – Editorial Board

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