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What Jurors Should Know About Informants: The Need for Expert Testimony
Robert M. Bloom

The Fight for Ancestral Rivers: A Study of the Māori and the Legal Personhood Status of the Whanganui River and Whether Māori Strategies Can Be Used to Preserve the Menominee River
Tia Rowe

Human Trafficking in a Digital Age: Who Should Be Held Accountable?
Sona Movsisyan

The Obligation to Grant Nationality to Stateless Children under Customary International Law
William Thomas Worster

Retracing the Right to Free Movement: Mapping a Path Forward
Dagmar Rita Myslinska

Who Told You Your Hair was Nappy?: A Proposal for Replacing an Ineffective Standard for Determining Racially Discriminatory Employment Practices
Martin Childs IV

The Mistaken Idea of General Regulatory Takings
Edward L. Rubin

What's Reasonable Now? Sexual Harassment Law After the Norm Cascade
Joan C. Williams, Jodi Short, Margot Brooks, Hilary Hardcastle, Tiffanie Ellis, and Rayna Saron

The Role of Copyright in Creative Industry Development
Sean A. Pager

Does Copyright Help or Harm Cultural Diversity in the Digital Age?
Sean A. Pager

Is Everything a Full-Blown First Amendment Case After Becerra and Janus? Sorting out Standards of Scrutiny and Untangling "Speech as Speech" Cases from Disputes Incidentally Affecting Expression
Clay Calvert

Liberty Finds no Refuge: The Doubt-Filled Future of Casey's Undue Burden Standard
Thomas J. Molony

A More Perfect Union: MMA Athletes and Unionization
Carla Varriale

International Responsibility of States and Victims of State-Sponsored Doping
Faraz Shahlaei

An Olympic Joke: Sanctioning the Olympic Movement
Angela Gamalski

Non-Citizens, The First Amendment, and Stadium Speech
Tarlan Chahardovali, Neal C. Ternes, and John Holden

FIFA Is Corruption: What Is To Be Done?
Bruce W. Bean

Fame, Parody, and Policing in Trademark Law
Mark A. Lemley

“How Can I Reconcile With You When Your Foot is on my Neck?”: The Role of Justice in the Pursuit of Truth and Reconciliation
Olwyn Conway

The Case for a Reparations Clinic: A Proposal for Investigation, Documentation, and Remediation of Historic Housing Discrimination Through the Law School Clinic Model
Brian G. Gilmore and Hannah D. Adams

*Updated as of 10/16/19.