Natalia Trotter, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction As with many other legal problems, the answer to the…
Kavanaugh Through a Crystal Ball: An Examination of Judge Kavanaugh’s Public Thoughts On Independent Counsels and What It Means For The Future
Monica Welker, Blog Chair, University of Cincinnati Law Review Law Review office water coolers have been abuzz the last few…
A Game of Thrones: Will Merging with Time Warner Really Put AT&T in Control of King’s Landing?
Patrick Reagan, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review “When you play the game of thrones, you win or you…
Pre-Hearing Detention: Substantive or Procedural Due Process Analysis
Zach Kurzhals, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review It is well established in federal courts that pre-hearing detentions, before…
The Right to A Speedy Trial: A Road Crowded With Speedbumps
Alexandra Soisson, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review From the moment a suspect is arrested, the clock starts. The…
Casket Protectionism
Alexander Foxx, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction Current news focuses on economic protectionism between the United States…
Federal Proscription on State Prescriptions: A Sensible Approach to ERISA Preemption
David Wovrosh, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Over half of all Americans suffer from a chronic illness requiring…
FACT Act and Freedom
Maria Castro, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review The California Reproductive Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care, and Transparency Act (FACT)…
Is a Wedding Cake a Form of Speech?
Amona Al-Refaei, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review On Dec. 5, 2017, the Supreme Court heard arguments about whether…
Odd Law Alert: New Mexico Expert Wizard Amendment
In 1995, former New Mexico State Senator Duncan Scott proposed a legislative amendment mandating that psychiatrists testifying as expert witnesses…
