Law Review Current Journal
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
