Volume 69
Issue 1
- Stephen Mazza, Martin Dickinson: 48 Years of Dedicated Service to KU Law
- Steve Leben, Getting it Right Isn’t Enough: The Appellate Court’s Role in Procedural Justice
- Warigia M. Bowman, Dust in the Wind: Regulation as an Essential Component of a Sustainable and Robust Wind Program
- Yvette Joy Liebesman & Julie Cromer Young, The AI Author in Litigation
- Ryan Kelly, ICE-D Out: A Constitutional Relatedness Analysis of the Bonus Points Awarded to Jurisdictions Cooperating with Federal Immigration Goals
- Shelby Sternberg Moylan, Context to Overcome Definition: How the Supreme Court Used Statutory Interpretation to Define “Person” and “Sex”
Issue 2
- Jennifer Wimsatt Pusateri, It is Better to be Safe When Sorry: Advocating for a Federal Rule of Evidence that Excludes Apologies
- Peter Wendel, Testamentary Transfers and the Intent Versus Formalities Debate: The Case for a ‘Charitable’ Common Ground
- Blake Saffels, “Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts” – How The Kansas Supreme Court Should Stop the State Legislature’s Systematic Decimation of Workers Compensation Benefits
- Garrison Matthews, Picking up a 7-10 Split: Studying the Seventh Circuit’s Northern Border Opinion For a Tenth Circuit Solution
Issue 3
- Jessie Allen, Lawyers for White People?
- Rigel C. Oliveri, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination Claims Under the Fair Housing Act After Bostock v. Clayton County
- Tung Yin, Learning from the Jeffrey Epstein Mess: It’s Time to Add a Cause of Action for Damages to the Crime Victims’ Rights Act
- Catherine Martin Christopher, Error Correction Mechanisms for Transactional Script Smart Contracts
- M.H. Hoeflich, Dressing for Success: Lawyers & Clothing in Nineteenth Century America
- Emily Otte, Toxic Secrecy: Non-Disclosure Agreements and #MeToo
Issue 4
- Tyler Quinn Yeargain, Bad Motivation With Good Results: The Merit Of Filling Statewide Executive Vacancies With Same-Party Appointments
- Max Kautsch, Balancing Act: Harmonizing K.S.A. § 60-2617 with the “Fossey rule” to Preserve the Rights of Both Litigants and the Public in Traditionally Open Court Proceedings
- M.H. Hoeflich, A Rare Edition of the Leavenworth City Charter & Ordinances: A Vignette of Life in 1870 Kansas
- Michael Raven, Unenumerated Rights, State Supreme Court Decisions and The Ninth Amendment: Toward A New Interpretation of The Inkblot
- Madison Moore, Legal and Public Notices Need to be Where the Public Notices: Why Kansas’s Antiquated Laws Requiring Notice by Publication in Print Newspapers Violate Kansans’ Procedural Due Process Rights
Issue 5
- Joseph P. Tomain, Bridging Troubled Water: Clean Energy 50 Years After The Greening of America
- Joel B. Eisen, COVID-19’s Impact on Renewable Energy Development
- Elizabeth AnnKronk Warner, Renewable Energy Depends on Tribal Sovereignty
- Uma Outka, Renewable Energy Siting for the Critical Decade
- Melissa Powers, Natural Gas Lock-In