Megan Dollenmeyer, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Editor’s Note: The term “Indian” as used in this piece is a…
Adjusting the Scales: The Elimination of Cash Bail
John Simon, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Introduction While the United States Constitution provides, in the Bill of…
Rules of Conduct for Federal Judges in the Wake of Justice Kavanaugh’s Confirmation
Adam Ares, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review The nomination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, following…
3D Printed Guns: A Multidimensional Issue[1]
Megan Kauffman, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review In August 2018, a federal judge in the United States District…
Whether Juvenile Homicide Offenders Who Demonstrate Potential for Reform Should Be Sentenced to De Facto Life Without Parole.
Emily Westerfield, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Background Courts are currently split on the issue of whether imposing a de…
This Week in Weird Federal Crimes: Don’t Mess with Kentucky (Bourbon)
Collin Hart, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review As October begins and the brisk fall air arrives, Many Americans will…
First Amendment Protections Against Job Retaliation for Public Employees Speaking as Union Officials
Emily Westerfield, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review The First Amendment protects public employees from employer discipline when they…
Should a Plaintiff Suing a Hospital under EMTALA for a Screening-Based Violation Have to Prove the Hospital had an Improper Motive?
Circuit Split: Should a Plaintiff Suing a Hospital under EMTALA for a Screening-Based Violation Have to Prove the Hospital had…
Hurricane Season: Where and When to File a Complaint in a Flood Insurance Liability Dispute.
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…
