Kyle Greene, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review There have been fifty-eight national emergencies declared by presidents since 1979…
Still No Clear Test for Courts to Determine Whether Someone Has an Intellectual Disability for Sentencing Purposes
Emily Westerfield, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Background In Atkins v. Virginia, the Supreme Court held that the…
Will The Real Captain Marvel Please Stand Up?
Ian McManus, Associate, University of Cincinnati Law Review Later tonight, March 7th, 2019, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe will…
The University of Cincinnati College of Law is searching for an associate dean of library services and director of the law library.
The University of Cincinnati College of Law is searching for an associate dean of library services and director of the…
Lake Erie Given Status by Citizens of Toledo, But Questions Arise
Adam Ares, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review On February 26, the residents of Toledo, Ohio passed a historic…
Conceptualizing “Submission to Police Authority” After Hodari D.
John Simon, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction On the evening of May 2014, Officer Lattanzio sat in…
Timbs v. Indiana: The Death of Civil Forfeiture?
Nathan Potter, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Timbs v. Indiana continues the swing away from the almost absolute…
The Constitutionality of Gerrymandering: Will the Supreme Court Ever Give Us an Answer?
Kyle Greene, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction Gerrymandering is the process by which legislative officials draw…
Impeachment: The Process
Kevin Cox, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review The call for President Trump’s impeachment has been unrelenting since he…
Qualified Immunity and “Notice” for Police Officers
Emily Westerfield, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Background When the Supreme Court decided Kisela v. Hughes in…
