Law Review Current Journal

VOLUME 56, BOOK 1

JORGE XAVIER CAMACHO, The (In)evitability of Punishment

IAN KLEIN, The Right to be Despicable: "Cancel Culture" as the Marketplace of Ideas' De Facto Hate Speech Regulation

KATHRYN W. DAVIS, The Lawless Worker: Classifying Sex Workers as Vulnerable Victims in State and Federal Proceedings

ALLISON JONES, The Face of Criminality: Regulating Facial Recognition Technology Through FRT Warrants

VOLUME 56, BOOK 2

JOHN B. KIRKWOOD, Antitrust's Fairness Goal

MARK OSLER, The Over-Punishment Impulse and Trauma Bias in Prosecutors

KENNETH E. KELLNER, A Proposal for Supreme Court Ethics Self-Discipline

MEREDITH G. EHEMANN, An "Affirmative" Change to the ADA's Title I Direct Threat Defense

EMALINE G. EDSON, Pro-Life vs. Pro-Child: Refuting Post-Dobbs Abortion Bans Through a Best Interest of the Child Framework

RACHEL SMITH, ADA Disability Expansion - Simon v. Univ. Hosps. Cleveland Med. Ctr.: The Limit on Claims of Substantial Limitation

VOLUME 56, BOOK 3

KIMBERLY BREEDON, Gender, Corruption, and Political Processes

DANIEL YEAGER, The Psychology of Abortion Discourse

RYAN S. KILLIAN, Rousing the Dorman Commerce Clause in the Context of Personal Jurisdiction

CHRISTOPHER D. MARSH, Much Ado About Virtually Nothing: Why History and Tradition Say Nothing About Two-Way Video Testimony

TYLER FOSTER, First Amendment Law - Gilliam v. Gerregano: Overreach of the Government Speech Doctrine in the Regulation of Vanity Plates