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Student Scholarship

The publications in this collection are compiled from the works of outstanding St. John’s University School of Law student authors. Works in this collection have been recognized with awards and honors or have been distinguished by the Law School community as exceptional contributions to the Law School's scholarly output.

Submissions from 2024 2024

Rigid Rideshares and Driver Monitoring, Seth D. Goldstein

Submissions from 2023 2023

Camera-Enforced Streets: Creating an Anti-Racist System of Traffic Enforcement, Katie O'Brien

Submissions from 2022 2022

Technology's War on Terror: The Need for Platform Accountability in the Wake of a National Security Crisis, Meagan Schantz

Submissions from 2021 2021

Save a Friend's Life or Risk Your Freedom: The Dilemma Too Many People Face When Witnessing an Overdose, Jennie M. Miller

Reframing the Monuments: How to Address Confederate Statues in the United States, Jillian Fitzpatrick

Submissions from 2020 2020

Is Airbnb Polluting the Big Apple? The Impact of Regulating the Short-Term Rental Service in New York City, Kayla Laskin

Submissions from 2019 2019

"[Secretary Shulkin], Tear Down This Wall!" Tearing Down the Wall Between Veterans Suffering From PTSD Due to Military Sexual Trauma and Compensation Benefits, Alexandra Yacyshyn

Pharmaceutical Price Gouging: The Need For Direct Regulation on the Gray Market, Nicole Rende

First Race, Then Sex, Now Disability: The Fight Towards Increased and Equal Employment of Individuals With Disabilities, Wallis Levy Granat

Submissions from 2018 2018

Incarcerating the Accused: Reforming Bail for the Pretrial Detention of Juveniles and Youths Aged Eighteen to Twenty-One, Leigha A. Weiss

Breaking the Silence with a Permanent Mark: Preventing and Punishing Serial Rapists on College Campuses, Sarah Rose Silverhardt, Esq.

Submissions from 2017 2017

"The (New) New Colossus": Amending the Investor Visa Program to Comport with the Mandate of the United States' Immigration Policy and Benefit U.S. Workers, Brendan Lee

You Speak An "Infinite Deal of Nothing": Prioritizing Free Speech Over Other Fundamental Rights, Jacqueline Ahearn

Saving Students From Ineffective Teachers: The Vergara Decision and It's Potential Constitutional Implications, Michael Lynch

Submissions from 2016 2016

Executing the Innocent: How to Remedy a State's Wrong, Nicole Megale

Who Has Standing? Why the Supreme Court's Holding in Hollingsworth v. Perry Empowers Politicians at the Expense of Citizens, Omar Subat

Too Much Information!: The Need for Stronger Privacy Protection for the Online Activities of Employees and Applicants, Ralph Carter

Submissions from 2013 2013

Economic Damages Under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990: The Case for the Exclusion of a Proximate Cause Requirement, Emily C. Adler

Submissions from 2012 2012

Loosening the Grips of the Contract Claws: How a More Balanced Approach Can Help States Address Their Budget Shortfalls, Aaron Barham

Learning from Lebron: The Suspicionless Drug Testing of TANF Applicants, Frank G. Barile

Cars as an Appropriate Vehicle for Communication? Exploring "The Short, Though Regular, Journey" from the Windshield to the Pavement, Nicole Rubin

"Taking the Fifth" Beyond Trial: § 1983 Claims for Pre-Trial Use of Coerced Statements Affirms One's Right Against Self-Incrimination, Paulo C. Alves

Submissions from 2011 2011

Direct Tuition Payments Under the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act: Equal Remedies for Equal Harm, Katie Harrison

Untying the Knot: Extending Intestacy Benefits to Non-Traditional Families by Severing the Link to Marriage, Peter J. Harrington

Last Prophylactic Standing: Why the Quarles' "Public-Safety Exception" Should not Be Expanded to Excuse Edwards Violations that Occur During Exigent "Public Safety" Circumstances, Timothy Salter