Law Review Current Journal
Volume 54, Book 1
Adam H. Rosenzweig - BEPS: Endgame
Teyah S. Giannetta, Audrey L. Cerfoglio, & Monica K. Miller - Eliminating Bias in
the Courtroom? A Content Analysis of Judges' Opinions Regarding Implicit Bias Training
Shannon C. Benson - Principle of Proportionality - State v. Booker: Tennessee's Delicate
Entrance into the Miller Movement for Furthering Juvenile Justice
Nicholas S. Barnhart - Home Is Where the Carbon Is: Using the Tax Code to Reduce Carbon
Emissions in the Residential Sectore
Bradford P. Anderson - The Homeowner Association: A Descent Into Dante's Inferno Palliated
By A Summons To Improve The Hate-Hate Relationship Through Transparent Disclosures
Phillip B. Ruston - Protecting the Middle Claiborne Aquifer and Other Interstate Groundwaters
Through Interstate Compact
Volume 52, Book 1
Beth A. Brennan, Explicit Instruction in Legal Education: Boon or Spoon?
Alyson M. Drake, Building on CREAC: Reimagining the Research Log as a Tool for Legal
Analysis
M. Akram Faizer, Revitalizing American Democracy through Education Reform
Fernando Mendoza Lopez and Joni Hersch, Socioeconomic Policies in Public Procurement:
What Should We Be Asking of Public Procurement Systems?
Carol R. Goforth, SEC v. Telegram: A Global Message
Nicole Blanchard, From Stigma to Treatment: The HIV/AIDS Epidemic and the Opioid Epidemic
Volume 52, Book 2
Roy E. Brownell II, The Executive Branch’s Longstanding Embrace of Legislative Succession
to the Presidency
Kimberly Thomas, Reconsidering Ross: The Interplay of AEDPA, Criminal Appeals, and
the Right to Counsel
Emma Kent, A “Right” to Access to Literacy: Due Process & Justifying Compylsory Education
Isabella Goza, The ART of Calculating Damages for Negligence
Michael Southard, Plane Crashes, Parachutes, and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964
Paden Hemphill, The Suicide Rule––Cotten v. Wilson: Tennessee’s Incremental Progress
Away from a Stubborn Exculpatory Tradition
Volume 51, Book 1
Paul J. Krog, TWB Architects, Inc. v. Braxton, L.L.C.: The Unchanging Rule for Plaintiffs'
Summary Judgment Motions
William B. Barker, Tax Law's imperium: Income Tax Law's Role in Society
Paul Stephan, Nothing to Say for the FAA: Why Arbitration Does Not Offer Unparalleled
and Mutual Benefits
Alvin Padilla-Babilonia, Time and Constraint: Executive Sunset and Executive Sunrise
Rules
R. George Wright, Civil Disobedience Today: Some Basic Problems and Possibilities
Katelyn Dagen, Forming a Better IDEA of Progress: Goals for Similarly Situated Students
with IEPs
Dairanetta S. Spain, Access Denied: Banning the Monetization of Student-Athlete Biometric
Data in College Sports
Volume 51, Book 2
Seth Victor, War Powers and Congressional Acquiescence
William C. Heffernan, Reassessing the Constitutional Past: Judicial Alteration of
Rights and Powers Through Interpretation of the Unaltered Text
Mary Clark, Greedy Giving, Bad for Business: Examining Problems with Arbitrary Standards
in Appraising Conservation Easements
Renee Ambrosek Graves, “Deleting” Family Units: The Need to Codify the Flores Settlement
Agreement
Volume 51, Book 3
Bernard James, Restorative Justice Liability: School Discipline Reform and the Right
to Safe Schools
Ben Blackmon, Complicated Confirmations: Why Congress Must Amend the Federal Vacancies
Reform Act to Simplify the Senate Confirmation Process
Rachel Jackson, The Aftermath of an Epic Decision: Redefining the Imposition of Mandatory
Arbitration Agreements Under the National Labor Relations Act
Holden Branscum, Enforceability of Exculpatory Clauses: Judicial Declarations of Public
Policy as a Means to Promote Freedom of Contract in Tennessee
Volume 51, Book 4
Melissa Ballengee Alexander, Distributive Justice and Racial Health Equity: What COVID-19
Teaches About Medicare’s Blanket Priority for Americans of Advanced Age
Jennifer A. Brobst, Open and Unashamed in an Era of Consumer Protection: Unconscionable
Hospital Billing Practices and the Chargemaster Racket
Benjamin Hayes, Cats at the Christening: Bundled Rebates, Doctrinal Blind Spots, and
the Risks of Antitrust Under-Enforcement in the Biologic Pharmaceutical Market
Samuel Macomber, The Right to Medication-Assisted Treatment in Jails and Prisons
Haley Moss, “I’m Tired of Waiting”: Diagnosing Accessibility Issues and Inequality
for Patients with Disabilities within the American Healthcare System
Riyad A. Omar, Incentivizing Access Barriers: the Unintended Consequences of Using
Predicated Costs to Measure Medical Needs
Barry Solaiman, Addressing Access with Artificial Intelligence: Overcoming the Limitations
of Deep Learning to Broaden Remote Care Today
