Kyle Greene, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review In the wake of Hurricane Florence ravaging off the coast, flooding homes,…
This Week in Weird Federal Crimes: AvocaDon’t Be Leakin’!
Collin Hart, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Leaking. Leaking? Leaking! Turn on the news on any given (Sun)day and…
“Beware of Smelly Employees” Warns the ADA
Emma Gripshover, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) has sparked a…
Should You Stay-Put? The IDEA’s Reimbursement Standards for Parents who Enroll Their Child in Private School
Alexandra Soisson, Managing Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review Following the landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education, parents…
Mandatory Minimum Sentence Triggers For Drug Distribution Conspiracy Cases
Emily Westerfield, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Issues of individual culpability are particularly prominent in conspiracy cases, where two…
Addressing the Opioid Crisis Within The Courtroom
John Simon, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review In the 1990s, following the publication of several studies detailing the United States’…
I Am An Innocent Man: What Evidence is Eligible Under the Schlup Standard?
Monica Welker, Blog Chair, University of Cincinnati Law Review BACKGROUND The state of Missouri sentenced Lloyd Schlup…
A Bad Summer for Immigration Judges: The Elimination of Administrative Closure and Changes to the Procedure for Continuances
Ian McManus, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review It has been a clear priority of the current presidential administration to…
The Legal Mandate of the CFPB
Alexander Foxx, Blog Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction Few federal agencies have created as much media coverage as…
Dickering Your Way to Democracy: Reforming the Unilateral Semi-private Public Ordering Regime of Plea Bargaining
David Wovrosh, Blog Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review Courts are notoriously wary to wade into matters of pretrial plea…
