Volume 68

Issue 1

Frank D. LaMonte, Putting the ‘Public’ Back into Public Employment: A Roadmap for Challenging Prior Restraints That Prohibit Government Employees from Speaking to the News Media
Douglas R. Richmond, Understanding Conflicts of Interest in Environmental Law
Nancy M. Modesitt, A New Type of Circuit Split: The Hidden Circuit Split in Retaliation Cases
Emily K. Leiker, When Will It End? Whether the Right-to-Sue Letter Effectively Limits the EEOC’s Investigative Authority
Maddie Level, Unboxing the Issue: The Future of Video Game Loot Boxes in the U.S.

Issue 2

Mae C. Quinn, Fallen Woman Further (Re)Framed: Jewels and Travels, Tragedies and Secrets, Judge Jean Hortense Norris
Michael D. Murray, Mise en Scène and the Decisive Moment of Visual Legal Rhetoric
Nicolas A. Novy, The Problem of Coerced Consent: When Voluntary Departure Isn’t So Voluntary
Bridget Brazil, Trump v. Hawaii: Government Statements, Immigration, and First Amendment Jurisprudence
Rafael Ramos Aguirre, Cofiduciary Contribution and Indemnification in ERISA: Not Implicit Remedies

Issue 3

Shelly Rose Saxer, Paying for Disasters
Lee Farnsworth, Conflicts of Law, Federalism, and Institutional Competence
Angela C. Carmella, Progressive Religion and Free Exercise Exemptions
Ramona C. Albin, Appropriating Women’s Thoughts: The Admissibility of Sexual Fantasies and Dreams Under the Consent Exception to Rape Shield Laws
Joy Merklen, The Single-Headed Fourth Branch: Judge Kavanaugh, PHH Corp. v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the Future of the Social Security Administration

Issue 4

Robert L. Glicksman, A Tribute to George Cameron Coggins, Public Lands Maverick
Michael J. Davis, In Memoriam: William E. Westerbeke
M.H. Hoeflich, Law Book Hunting in the Heartland: A Life in Books
Richard E. Levy, Constitutional Rights in Kansas After Hodes & Nauser
Sydney Buckley, Getting SLAPP Happy: Why the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas Should Adopt the Ninth Circuit’s Approach When Applying the Kansas Anti-SLAPP Law
Sasha Raab, Playing Doctor: When Crisis Pregnancy Centers and States Blur the Line of Informed Consent

Issue 5

Derek Schmidt & Lynette R. Bakker, Kansas Antitrust Developments in the 21st Century: A Perspective from the Attorney General’s Office
Geoffrey A. Manne, Kristian Stout & Eric Fruits, The Fatal Economic Flaws of the Contemporary Campaign Against Vertical Integration
Elyse Dorsey, Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better––Except in Big Tech?: Antitrust’s New Inhospitality Tradition
Jéssica Dutra, Paradigm Shifts on Merger Efficiencies in Antitrust Analysis
Joshua D. Wright & John M.Yun, Use and Abuse of Bargaining Models in Antitrust
Thomas A. Lambert, The Limits of Antitrust in the 21st Century
Sean P. Sullivan, Anticompetitive Entrenchment
Roger P. Alford, Promoting International Procedural Norms in Competition Law Enforcement

Volume 68 – Editorial Board

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