Volume 66

Issue 1

Tiffany R. Murphy, Federal Habeas Corpus and Systemic Official Misconduct: Why Form Trumps Constitutional Rights
Joseph Scott Miller, Reasonable Certainty & Corpus Linguistics: Judging Definiteness After Nautilus & Teva
Jessica Owley & Collin Doane, Exploiting Conservation Lands: Can Hydrofracking Be Consistent with Conservation Easements?
Ashley Billam, The Public’s Evolution from News Reader to News Gatherer: An Analysis of the First Amendment Right to Videorecord Police
Haley Claxton, Indiana Jones and the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA): Interpreting FSIA’s State Sponsored Terror Exception

Issue 2

Douglas G. Smith, Resolution of Common Questions in MDL Proceedings
Matthew C. Turk, Regulation by Settlement
Suzette M. Malveaux, The Modern Class Action Rule: Its Civil Rights Roots and Relevance Today
Rishi Batra, Resolving Civil Forfeiture Disputes
Samuel J. LaRoque, Reverse Engineering and Trade Secrets in the Post-Alice World
Adam Gillaspie, Extraterritorial Application of the Stored Communications Act: Why Microsoft Corp. v. United States Signals That Technology Has Surpassed the Law

Issue 3

Kiel Brennan-Marquez, The Constitutional Limits of Private Surveillance
Sande Buhai, Statutory Damages: Drafting and Interpreting
Hillary Gaston Walsh, Unequivocally Different: The Third Civil Standard of Proof
Hannah Schoeb, Bridging the Gap: Overtime Gap Time under the Fair Labor Standards Act
Hannah Zimmerman, The Data of You: Regulating Private Industry’s Collection of Biometric Information

Issue 4

M. H. Hoeflich, An Unknown 1859 Notaries’ Ledger from Douglas County, Kansas
Michael Hayes, The Mature Minor Doctrine: Can Minors Unilaterally Refuse Medical Treatment?
Amelia Selph, Kansas Standard Asset Seizure and Forfeiture Act: An Ancient and Failing Approach
Matthew Sondergard, Blaines Beware: Trinity Lutheran and the Changing Landscape of State No-Funding Provisions
Lindsay Strong, The Kansas Offender Registration Act: Where’s the Constitutional Limit?
Joe Uhlman, The Roof is on Fire: Dangers to the Volunteer Emergency Services After Mendel v. City of Gibraltar

Issue 5

Lua k. Yuille, Inequity as a Legal Principle
Richard M. Hynes & Steven D. Walt, Inequality and Equity in Bankruptcy Reorganization
Bertrall L. Ross, A Constitutional Path to Fair Representation for the Poor
Alia Al-Khatib & Jayesh Rathod, Equity in Contemporary Immigration Enforcement: Defining Contributions and Countering Criminalization
Jamilia Jefferson-Jones, “Community Dignity Takings”: Dehumanization and Infantilization of Communities Resulting from the War on Drugs
Lenore Palladino, Shareholder Primacy and Worker Prosperity: A Broken Link

Volume 66 – Editorial Board

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