Kris Schroder, University of Cincinnati Law Review I. INTRODUCTION In his 2015 State of the Union Address, President Barack Obama…
Knick v. Township of Scott: Supreme Court Overrules Precedent. Property Owners No Longer Need to Exhaust State Proceedings Before Bringing a Fifth Amendment Takings Clause Claim in Federal Court.
Kyle Greene, Blog Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review In a recent 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court overruled precedent, now allowing…
An End to Partisan Gerrymanders? The Way Forward Post-Rucho
Kyle Roat, Blog Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review The Elections Clause is fundamentally flawed.[1] It vests the power of…
Iancu v. Brunetti: Right Outcome, Wrong Answer
Kyle Roat, Blog Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review I. Introduction Two years after striking down the “disparagement clause” of…
Making Artificial Intelligence Work For Legal Professionals
Nathan Potter, Blog Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review I. Introduction As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to permeate into the legal…
Supreme Court In Review: Recent Notable Decisions
Kaytie Hobbs, Blog Chair, University of Cincinnati Law Review The Supreme Court is spending these hot June days handing down…
Inaugural Podcast: Porter Rennie Woodard Kendall’s Brandon Woodard Talks Legal Issues Surrounding Traumatic Brain Injuries
David Wovrosh, Host, University of Cincinnati Law Review This is the inaugural episode of the University of Cincinnati Law Review…
Supreme Court’s Biestek Decision Compromises Fairness
Kyle Roat, Blog Editor, University of Cincinnati Law Review I. Introduction Michael Biestek worked most of his life as a…
Celebrities Sued Over Posting Paparazzi Photos of Themselves Highlights Tension Between Copyright and Rights of Publicity
Kaytie Hobbs, Blog Chair, University of Cincinnati Law Review While scrolling through Twitter, double-tapping Instagram posts, and thumbs-upping statuses on…
Get the Picture: Framing and Embedding Images Online Does Not Automatically Constitute Copyright Infringement
Kaytie Hobbs, Blog Chair, University of Cincinnati Law Review I. INTRODUCTION The Copyright Act confers on copyright holders the exclusive…
