Volume 74

Issue 1 – October 2025 

1. Zoe Niesel: Hertz and the “Hard Cases”: Examining Fifteen Years of the Nerve Center Test. 
2. Ted R. Hunt: Activity Level Testimony in U.S. Courts: A Legal Problem.
3. Lane Barrette: Transgender Operations in Prison? No, in Provision: Section 1557 of the Affordable Care. (3L). 
4. Michael O’Keefe: An SEC Standard with the Potential to Save the Public Disclosure Bar and Strengthen the False Claims Act. 

Issue 2 – December 2025 

1. Adam H. Rosenzweig: Stateless Public Goods.
2. Charlotte Tschider: Healthcare AI’s Unlearned Intermediaries.
3. Ben DeKoning: An Objectively Fairer Use: Streamlining AI and Fair Use with an Objective Fair Use Analysis. 
4. Michael Moore: Reinterpreting Kansas’s Constitutional Privacy Protections. 

Issue 3 – February 2026 

1. Jeremy W. Bock: Opting into Precedents. 
2. Sarah Wheeler: Contracts or Federal Laws? Reviving the Public Law Dimensions of Spending. 
3. Davis Bax: Advocating for the Pro Se: A Standard for Granting Post-Waiver Requests for Counsel in Federal Courts. 
4. Hannah Levy: Blue Skies over the Wild West: What Constitutes a Securities Act Statutory Seller for the Regulation of Cryptocurrency Transactions? 

Issue 4 – Symposium Edition – April 2026 

1. Tabatha Abu El-Haj & Michael L.  Thomas, Jr.: Fusion and the Freedom to Associate to a Better Politics. 
2. Constance Van Kley: Legislative Privilege and Partisan Gerrymandering in the States. 
3. Quinn Yeargain: Anti-McCarthyism and the Right to “Fair and Just Treatment” in State Constitutions. 

Issue 5 – Kansas Edition –  May 2026 

1. Adam Sokoloff: Immunity or Impunity? Kansas’s Stand-Your-Ground Hearings and the Erosion of Jury Trial Rights. 
2. J. Nick Badgerow: Climbing Together: Working to Achieve Client Objectives.
3. Rose Muldoon: The Kansas Mootness Doctrine: When Jurisdiction Should be Extended for Moot Issues.
4. Mary Duncan: Playing the Name Game: The Exploitation of Garcetti in Post-Secondary Education and the University of Kansas Anti-Pronoun Policy.