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Human-Animal Chimeras: An Omen for Disaster or an Answer to Our Prayers?
Catherine A. Zimmermann

“Don’t Say Gay”: Florida’s Suppression of LGBTQ+ Identities Under the Guise of Parental Empowerment
Alex J. Snow

Shoot First, Think Later, Pay Never: How Qualified Immunity Perpetuates the Modern-Day Lynching of Black Americans and Why Abolition is the Answer
Abigail Sloan

One Person, Endless Data: Prohibiting Personal Political Viewpoint Data Processing to Combat Voter Suppression
William Eddy

When Does a Lie Become an Obstruction of Justice?
Michael Allain

Volume 37, Fall 2024, Issue 1

Officers of Administration and Faculty

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The Fight Against Anti-Wokeism in the Classroom: Legal System's Role in Maintaining the Status Quo (2024)
Joseph Kim, Kyle Reinhard, Taifha Natalee Alexander, Melinda S. Molina, and David Mitchell

Liberty and Justice For All?: Examining Shortcomings in the Rights of the Incarcerated
Sherman J. Clark, Angela Dixon, Jaclyn Kurin, Nicholas Norton, Meghan McGowan, and Sarah E. Ryan

West Virginia’s Major Questions: Agency Deference, Nondelegation, and the EPA
Julian Klein

Get Educated: Ask, Tell, and Say Gay
Matthew Oster

Regulatory Personhood: The Elixir For Redundancy Between the SEC and the PCAOB
Sarah J. Williams

Power, Responsibility, and Judicial Deference to Police Expertise in Fourth Amendment Decisionmaking
Nicholas A. Kahn-Fogel

Protecting the Anti-Oppression Legacy of Obergefell After Dobbs
Tracy Turner

Officers of Administration and Faculty

Volume 98, 2025, Number 4

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An Empirical Evaluation of the Trademark Modernization Act
Jeremy N. Sheff

SFFA v. Harvard: Racial Triangulation and the Invidious Myth of Colorblindness
Philip Lee

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