Volume 72
Issue 1 – November 2023
- Mark Edwin Burge,After FTX: Can the Original Bitcoin Use Case Be Saved?
- Lawrence Ponoroff, Let’s Stay Together
- Hailey Reed, Cleating Up and Clocking InL A Joint-Employer Approach to Student-Athlete Employee Status
- Elizabeth “Libby” Rohr, Accountability for the Ringmaster: The Need for an Encouragement Test Under § 230 to Appropriately Combat Nonconsensual Pornography Websites
Issue 2 – December 2023
- James G. Hodge, Jr., Federalism and Liberty: Reaching Constitutional Accord
- Rebecca Rosenberg, Bad Apples and Wild Cards: Removal of the Predominant Character Approach from the Foreign Tax Credit Regulations
- Makaela Stevens, When the Child Adopts the Parent: Considering Attachment and the Psychological-Parent Doctrine in Kansas Adoptions
- Sophia Leonard, No (Individualized Objective) Harm, No Case for Discriminatory Employment Transfer
Issue 3 – March 2024
- Jennifer J. Cook; Denitsa R. Mavrova Meinrich,AI-Ready Attorneys: Ethical Obligations and Privacy Considerations in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- J. Haskell Murray, Examining the Restrictions on College Athlete NIL Deals
- Vartan Shadarevian; Lloyd Lyall, Modern Antitrust Meets Modern Rulemaking: Evaluating the Potential of FTC Competition Rulemaking
- Michael Z. Green, Expanding the Ban on Forced Arbitration to Race Claims
- Collin Studer, “The Government is Liable”: Waiving the Federal Government’s Sovereign Immunity Through the Fair Credit Reporting Act
Issue 4 - Symposium Issue
- Brandon Weiss, An Affirmative Approach to the Supreme Court's Major Questions Doctrine & Chevron Skepticism
- Stephen Clowney, Nationalize Zoning
- Randall K. Johnson, How to Limit the Downstream Costs of Racially Restrictive Covenants
Issue 5 - Kansas Issue
- Griffin Albaugh & Sarah Schmitz, The Constitutional Case-or-Controversy Requirement: Expanding Rights to Interlocutory Appeals under K.S.A. Section 60-2012(a)(3)
- Hon. Kevin Smith, The Consequences of the Legal Profession's Mentoring Gap and How to Close It
- Emma Leonard, Solitary Confining Rights: Pushing toward a Sandin Baseline for Kansas
- Gabrielle Phillips, How Kansas's Pragmatic Approach to Its Consumer Protection Act Has Paid off: An Unexpected Source of Health Data Privacy