Volume 90, Issue 4 (2022)
- A Tipping Point in Ohio: The Primacy Model as a Path to a Consistent Application of Judicial Federalism by The Honorable Pierre Bergeron
- Incomplete International Investment Law — Applying the Incomplete Contract Theory by Tae Jung Park
- Not Groovy Man: Psilocybin’s Long and Complicated History with the Law, and Its Potential to Treat the Growing Mental Health Crisis in America by Zachary LeCompte
- Probing for Holes in the 100-Year-Old Baseball Exemption: A New Post-Alston Challenge by Sam C. Ehrlich
- Prospects for Legal Analytics: Some Approaches to Extracting More Meaning from Legal Texts by Kevin D. Ashley
- In Defense of Self and Home: The Problems with Limiting Second Amendment Rights for Young Adults Based on Their Age by Andrew White
- Mitigating the Discretion Disaster: How Changes in the Law Can Help FEMA Effectuate Its Critical Mission by Paul G. Rando
- A COVID Silver Lining? How Telework May Be a Reasonable Accommodation After All by Baylee Kalmbach
- The Fate of Comment 8: Analyzing a Lawyer’s Ethical Obligation of Technological Competence by Lisa Z. Rosenof
- All of the Products, None of the Liability: Examining the Supreme Court of Ohio’s Decision in Stiner v. Amazon.com, Inc. by Danny O’Connor
Volume 90, Issue 3 (2022)
- The Intergenerational Equity Case for a Wealth Tax by Daniel Schaffa
- Lochner’s Revenge: Tiered Scrutiny and the Acceptance of Judicial Subjectivity by Phillip J. Closius
- The Way Lawyers Worked by Michael Risch and Mike Viney
- Trauma: Community of Color Exposure to the Criminal Justice System as an Adverse Childhood Experience by andré douglas pond cummings, Todd J. Clark, Caleb Gregory Conrad, and Amy Dunn Johnson
- The Limits of Law and AI by Ryan McCarl
- The Best of Both Worlds: Reconciling Tradition with Evolution Under the Ohio and Federal Right to a Civil Jury Trial by Jacob Hoback
- Benign Language on Letters from Debt Collectors and Avoiding Violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by Sebastian West
- The Title IX Pendulum: Taking Student Survivors Along for the Ride by Keeley B. Gogul
- Proving Racism: Gibson Bros. Inc. v. Oberlin College and the Implications on Defamation Law by Liam H. McMillin
- Location, Location, Location: The Federal Sentencing Guidelines’ Abduction Enhancement and the Meaning of “Different Location” by Sabrina Jemail
Volume 90, Issue 2 (2021)
- Moby-Dick as Corporate Catastrophe: Law, Ethics, and Redemption by David Yosifon
- Authority, Obedience, and Justification by Michelle Madden Dempsey
- Challenging Solitary Confinement Through State Constitutions by Alison Gordon
- Political Equality and First Amendment Challenges to Labor Law by Luke Taylor
- Rejecting Word Worship: An Integrative Approach to Judicial Construction of Insurance Policies by Jeffrey W. Stempel and Erik S. Knutsen
- Revitalizing the Ban on Conversion Therapy: An Affirmation of the Constitutionality of Conversion Therapy Bans by Logan Kline
- Innocent Until Suspected Guilty by Rebekah Durham
- Trick or Treat? How a U.S. Patent Over a Method for Processing Sugarcane Wrongly Alarmed the Colombian Panela Industry by Carter Ostrowski
- “You Should Have Known:” The Need for Evidentiary Notice Requirements in Immigration Court by Marisa Moore Apel
- One Vote, Two Votes, Three Votes, Four: How Ranked Choice Voting Burdens Voting Rights and More by Brandon Bryer
Volume 90, Issue 1 (2021)
- When the Conditions are the Confinement: Eighth Amendment Habeas Corpus Claims During COVID-19 by Michael L. Zuckerman
- Parity as Comparative Capacity: A New Empirics of the Parity Debate by Meredith R. Aska McBride
- Market Power and Switching Costs: An Empirical Study of Online Networking Market by Shin-Ru Cheng
- Justice Delayed Is Not Justice Denied: Considerations and Concerns for Addressing the National Sexual Assault Kit Backlog by Bryan Schwartz
- Saving the Nonessential With Radical Tax Policy by Rodney P. Mock and Kathryn Kisska-Schulze
- Reifying Anderson-Burdick: Voter Protection in the Time of Pandemic and Beyond by Keeley Gogul
- Force Majeure, Vis Major, Impossibility, and Impracticability Under Ohio Law Before and After COVID-19 by Laura Gates
- Immunity Confusion: Why Are Ohio Courts Unable to Apply a Clear Immunity Standard in School-Bullying Cases? by Liam McMillin
- Proof of Objective Falsehood: Liability Under the False Claims Act for Hospice Providers by Sebastian West
- The Rooker-Feldman Doctrine: The Case for Putting it to Work, Not to Rest by Bradford Higdon