In 1995, former New Mexico State Senator Duncan Scott proposed a legislative amendment mandating that psychiatrists testifying as expert witnesses…
“The Right of the People to Feel Secure,” Unless They Are Immigrants
Natalia Trotter, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction As the current administration sanctions aggressive actions taken by Immigration…
Place Your Bets! The Supreme Court Weighs in on Sports Betting.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles regarding the decisions handed down at the end of…
No Such Thing As A Free Lawyer
Editor’s Note: Last week’s article by JR Bernans and this week’s article by Monica Welker are meant to be a…
Lying to Procure a Free Lawyer: Is it Obstruction of Justice?
John Bernans, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review A sentencing enhancement[1] applies when “the defendant willfully obstruct[s] or impede[s],…
Life or death – Left to the States’ Discretion
Amona Al-Refaei, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review, End of life care is a complicated and personal topic. There…
Do Constitutional Rights Disappear at the Border?
Natalia Trotter, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction With the current administration’s increasing efforts to bar immigrants from…
Current Topic: Ninth Circuit Tells PETA To Stop Monkeying Around!
Monica Welker, 2018-19 Blog Chair, University of Cincinnati Law Review Editor’s Note: This is the first in a new series of articles…
The Knock and Announce Rule: Is the Exclusionary Rule the Proper Remedy?
John Bernans, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review The Fourth Amendment states “the right of the people to be…
Payday Loans Should be Regulated
Alexander Foxx, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction On October 5, 2017, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)…
