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Most Recent Additions*

The Warrant Exception That Isn't: FISA Section 702, "Defensive" Searches, and the Fourth Amendment
Noah C. Chauvin

Sussurface Trespass in The Restatement (Fourth) of Property: An Appraisal and Alternative Account
Joseph A. Schremmer

Who Pays for Carbon Recovery?
Carter F. Smith

Utilization of Parametric Insurance Bonds as Part of NEPA Permitting Reform
Paul E. Traynor

Lights Out: Energy Resilience in the Air Force
Carolyn Mattingly

Editor's Introduction & Front Pages
Bryce Cormack

Anti-SLAPP Confusion: Should Federal Courts Permit Interlocutory Appeal for Anti-SLAPP Motions?
Mitchell L. Grantham

The Best of Both Worlds: How Artificial Intelligence Can Balance Precision and Flexibility in Article 9 Search Logic
Lindsay Martin Mayes

No Shelter: The Criminalization of Homelessness and the Gaps in Constitutional Protections if Robinson Is Overruled
Shelby Stansbury

Breaking Free – The Legality of the FTC’s Fight Against Non-Competes
M. Akram Faizer

A Preemptive Strike Against the Misinterpretation of the 2023 Amendment to Federal Rule of Evidence 702(D): The Importance of Preserving the Requirement for a Showing That the Expert Has Properly Applied His or Her Methodology
Edward J. Imwinkelried

Clawbacks as Ransomware Deterrence
Samantha Blond

Winner, Best Appellate Brief in the 2025 Native American Law Student Association Moot Court Competition
Baylee Ogle and Madison Bailey

Ward, Trust, or Sovereign: The Impact of Metaphor in Supreme Court Indian Law Jurisprudence
Sadie Pate

Tulsa v. O’Brien: A City Adds to the Battle over Jurisdiction in Indian Country
Fatima D. Jaime

Abrogation Without Mention: A Note on Lac Du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians v. Coughlin
Taya Maxson

With Religious Freedom Came Religious Authority: Apache Stronghold v. United States and the Exclusion of Native American Religion Within the Legal Understanding of Religious Freedom
Cassidy Beck

The Bad Man’s Hourglass: Extending the Clock on Justice
Liv G. Cummins

“Discovered!”: Plaintiff’s Brief to the United States Supreme Court in Johnson & Graham’s Lessee v. M‘Intosh (1823)
Mark Savage

*Updated as of 05/01/26.