Most Recent Additions*
“Disturbing Schools” Laws: Disturbing Due Process with Unconstitutionally Vague Limits on Student Behavior
Rachel Smith
The Hard Look Doctrine: How Disparate Impact Theory Can Inform Agencies on Proper Implementation of NEPA Regulations
Monica Mercola
High Stakes: Throwing a Hail Mary to Congress for a Federal Ban on Sports Betting in College Athletics
Kaitlyn Kallert
Shoring Up the HEAR Act: Proposed Amendments to Federal Legislation Designed to Assist Heirs and Claimants of Nazi-Looted Art
Alexander Hull
Neglecting Responsibilities: The Uniform Probate Code's Failure to Address Child Maltreatment and Poverty
Joshua Hamlet
Increasing Lapses in Data Security: The Need for a Common Answer to What Constitutes Standing in a Data Breach Context
Aaron Benjamin Edelman
Protecting Health Information In Utero: A Radical Proposal
Luke Isaac Haqq
Where Are You, Congress?: Silence Rings in Congress as Juvenile Offenders Remain in Prison for Life
Megan R. Pollastro
“Hey Alexa, Do Consumers Really Want More Data Privacy?”: An Analysis of the Negative Effects of the General Data Protection Regulation
Katherine M. Wilcox
23andEveryone: Privacy Concerns with Law Enforcement’s Use of Genealogy Databases to Implicate Relatives in Criminal Investigations
Shanni Davidowitz
"Incitement Lite" for the Nonpublic Forum
Leslie Gielow Jacobs
Assumptions About “Terrorism” and the Brandenburg Incitement Test
Christina E. Wells
Brandenburg and Terrorism in the Digital Age
David S. Han
Words We Fear: Burning Tweets & the Politics of Incitement
Rachel E. VanLandingham
The First Amendment and the Imminence of Harm
Floyd Abrams
Symposium Introduction
William D. Araiza and Joel M. Gora
*Updated as of 02/24/20.