Volume 67

Issue 1

Aram A. Gavoor & Steven A. Platt, Administrative Records and the Courts
Matthew W. Swinehart, Modeling Payments Regulation and Financial Change
Kyle D. Fields, Consent Cannot Control: Peretz v. United States and Federal Magistrate Judge Jurisdiction in Felony Cases
Chris Carey, Explicit Consent-By-Registration: Plaintiffs’ New Hope After the “At Home” Trilogy

Issue 2

Angela D. Morrison, Free Trade, Immigrant Workers, and Employment Discrimination
Sidney W. DeLong, Coasean Blackmail: Protection Markets and Protection Rackets
John Bruce Lewis & Dustin M. Dow, Searching for Clarity Amid Confusion: An Examination of the Standards for Determining Waiver and Revival of the Right to Arbitrate
Nate Crosser, Initial Coin Offerings as Investment Contracts: Are Blockchain Utility Tokens Securities?
Ryan J. Ott, May the Factors Be Ever in Your Favor: How Murr v. Wisconsin Sows Confusion in the Regulatory Taking Fields

Issue 3

Mae C. Quinn, Fallen Woman (Re)framed: Judge Jean Hortense Norris, New York City – 1912-1955
Stacey-Rae Simcox, Thirty Years of Veterans Law: Welcome to the Wild West
Alexander W. Resar, The Parameters of Administrative Reason Giving
Bridget Brazil, You Better Work: Employment Discrimination, Title VII, and Sexual Orientation
Nancy E. Musick, Whose Burden Is It Anyway? Protecting ERISA from an Unnecessary Burden-Shifting Framework

Issue 4

Roberto Toniatti, Comparing Constitutions in the Global Era: Opportunities, Purpose, Challenges
M.H. Hoeflich, Reflections Upon Terrorism, Militias, Law, and the Judicial System: An Essay
John. W. Head, Addressing Global Challenges through Pluralistic Sovereignty: A critique of state sovereignty as a centerpiece of international law
Emily Matta, Kansans at Risk: Strengthened Data Breach Notification Laws as a Deterrent to Reckless Data Storage
TJ Blake, In Their Words: Critically Analyzing the Admission of “Me Too” Testimony in Kansas

Issue 5

James G. Hodge Jr., Walter G. Johnson & Drew Hensley, From Opioids to Marijuana: Out of the Tunnel and Into the Fog
Stacey A. Tovino, Fraud, Abuse, and Opioids
Jelani Jefferson Exum, From Warfare to Welfare: Reconceptualizing Drug Sentencing During the Opioid Crisis
Kelly K. Dineen, Definitions Matter: A Taxonomy of Inappropriate Prescribing to Shape Effective Opioid Policy and Reduce Patient Harm
Stacy L. Leeds, Beyond an Emergency Declaration: Tribal Governments and the Opioid Crisis
Micah L. Berman, Using Opioid Settlement Proceeds for Public Health: Lessons from the Tobacco Experience
Elizabeth Weeks & Paula Sanford, Financial Impact of the Opioid Crisis on Local Government: Quantifying Costs for Litigation and Policymaking

Volume 67 – Editorial Board

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