De Novo — Topics
Change the System, Not the Woman: Addressing Workplace Inequities Stemming from the American Economy
Minnesota Law Review, December 20, 2024
How RFK's Recent Court Battles to Get on (and off) the Ballot Exemplify Why a Third-Party Candidate Will Never Win the Presidency
Minnesota Law Review, October 31, 2024
A New Take on Takings: Big Pharma’s Constitutional Challenges to Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2024
Ready, Aim, Fire? Evaluating the Future of Liability for the Firearms Industry During New-Wave PLCAA Litigation
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2024
Convenient or Confrontational?: Samia Widens Constitutional Loophole
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2024
The Fight for Privacy: Calling for Broad Online Privacy Reform in the Age of Being Chronically Online
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2024
Supreme Speculation: What Oral Arguments Hint About How Justices Are Leaning in Campos-Chaves v. Garland
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2024
De-Trumping the 2024 Election? Reviewing Minnesota’s Role in the Movement to Ban Donald Trump from the Ballot
Minnesota Law Review, January 12, 2024
Betting on the Future: Discussing Paths Forward for Minnesota to Legalize Sports Betting
Minnesota Law Review, January 12, 2024
A Hazy Five Hours: Minnesota Should Not Reinvent the Wheel in Addressing Thc Beverages in Restaurants
Minnesota Law Review, November 22, 2023
No Place Like Home . . . Unless You Can’t Get in: the Lack of Non-Delivery Protections for Minnesota Tenants
Minnesota Law Review, November 22, 2023
Michigan’s New Point of No Return: Evolving Age Restrictions on Mandatory Life Without Parole
Minnesota Law Review, November 14, 2023
Grisham Flexes Her Guns: How to Fire Back at State Executive Action
Minnesota Law Review, November 14, 2023
When Total Doesn't Mean Complete: Why Courts Should Adopt the State Created Need Theory
Minnesota Law Review, April 19, 2023
State Constitutional A(MN)dments: Now Is the Time for the Minnesota Legislature to Amend the Minnesota Constitution with the Equal Rights Amendment
Minnesota Law Review, April 18, 2023
A Test of Precedent, Policy & Humanity: An Analysis of Florida’s Proposed Expansions to State Capital Punishment Law
Minnesota Law Review, April 10, 2023
The Confederate Stakes of American Law: the Partisan Risk to the Full Faith and Credit Clause and a Constitutional Crisis in the Making
Minnesota Law Review, April 7, 2023
Free Speech on Campus Sidewalks: Supreme Court May Take Aim at First Amendment Forum Balancing Test in Keister
Minnesota Law Review, April 6, 2023
I (Don’t) Know It when I See It: the Dangers of Deepfakes
Minnesota Law Review, April 5, 2023
Habitability Defense on the Fritz: Rent Posting Requirements and Challenges in Minnesota
Minnesota Law Review, April 3, 2023
Clarity at a Cost: How New Regulations May Put Well-Intentioned Gun Owners at Risk of Civil and Criminal Charges
Minnesota Law Review, March 31, 2023
Calibrating the Scope of Disclosure: Previewing the Supreme Court’s Opportunity to Clarify Patent Law’s Enablement Standard
Minnesota Law Review, March 20, 2023
The Most Important Decision No One Is Talking About: What Cummings Means for the Future of Civil Rights
Minnesota Law Review, February 27, 2023
Life-Or-Death Legalese: the Execution of Matthew Reeves and the Dire Consequences of Poorly Targeted Legal Drafting
Minnesota Law Review, February 23, 2023
Contractual Conundrum: How Health and Hospital Corporation v. Talevski Has the Potential to Gut Federal Safety Net Legislation
Minnesota Law Review, February 21, 2023
Not Flying Solo: How Southwest’s Massive Flight Cancellations Led to Several Class Action Lawsuits
Minnesota Law Review, February 20, 2023
The Supreme Court ‘Digs’ in Re Grand Jury: Its Decision to Dismiss the Case and Leave Attorney-Client Privilege in the Three-Circuit Balance
Minnesota Law Review, February 17, 2023
A Race-Sympathetic Path Forward: Fourth Amendment Seizure Law and the Circuit Split on the Relevance of Race
Minnesota Law Review, February 14, 2023
Food for Thought: the Emergence of Right-to-Food Legislation in the United States
Minnesota Law Review, February 13, 2023
Objectively Reasonable Fraud?: the Supreme Court’s Upcoming Fca Decision Will Resolve Circuit Split Over Scienter Element
Minnesota Law Review, February 6, 2023
Thomas on Trial: How Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Has Influenced the Current Affirmative Action Cases Before the Court
Minnesota Law Review, January 19, 2023
Novel Regulations and Historical Analogues: a San José Ordinance Tests the Boundaries of the Second Amendment
Minnesota Law Review, January 9, 2023
Covered by Cannabis?: Minnesota Supreme Court Rules that Workers’ Compensation Will Not Cover Medical Marijuana
Minnesota Law Review, December 6, 2022
The Try Guys Try Responding to a Relationship at Work: the Legal Implications of Consensual Workplace Relationships
Minnesota Law Review, December 2, 2022
Back for Seconds: Predicting the Outcome of United States v. Texas Based on Biden v. Texas
Minnesota Law Review, December 1, 2022
Hollow Statement or Empty Promise: Oregon’s “Right to Healthcare” Amendment Is Not Equipped to Achieve Its Goals, Whatever They Are
Minnesota Law Review, November 30, 2022
Legal Limbo: the State of Abortion Care for Minors in Minnesota After Doe v. State of Minnesota
Minnesota Law Review, November 15, 2022
Mixed Messaging: Previewing 303 Creative and Its Place in Current Free Speech Jurisprudence
Minnesota Law Review, November 1, 2022
Un(PrEP)ared: How Braidwood v. Becerra Could Leave Public Health Officials Scrambling
Minnesota Law Review, October 31, 2022
No Reassurance from Insurance: Insurance Companies Are Trying to Avoid BIPA Litigation by Using Robust Exclusion Clauses and Courts Are Unimpressed
Minnesota Law Review, October 25, 2022
Hard Luxury: Material Adverse Effect in the LVMH and Tiffany Merger
Minnesota Law Review, May 10, 2022
Stealing from Your Students: the Hidden Key in the Higher Education Act to Hold Leaders of For-Profit Colleges Personally Liable for Fraud
Minnesota Law Review, April 6, 2022
Meaningful but Not Perfect Review: Implied Preclusion of Federal Jurisdiction and Axon Enterprise, Inc. v. FTC
Minnesota Law Review, April 4, 2022
SCOTUS Takes on WOTUS: Previewing Sackett v. Epa and Its Consequences for the Clean Water Act
Minnesota Law Review, March 30, 2022
The United States Wanted to Have Its Cake, Eat It, and Avoid Its Cleanup Costs, Too
Minnesota Law Review, March 22, 2022
War Powers Under Attack
Minnesota Law Review, March 21, 2022
The Supreme Court Dilutes Minority Voter Rights: the Fate of the Voter Rights Act Following Merrill v. Milligan
Minnesota Law Review, March 16, 2022
Remedying Discrimination in Agricultural Lending: Analyzing the Legal Challenges Facing the Emergency Relief for Farmers of Color Act
Minnesota Law Review, March 7, 2022
Don’t Fall Asleep at the Wheel: Delaware Boards Should Be on the Lookout for ESG Oversight Liability
Minnesota Law Review, March 3, 2022
Sovereign Citizens: Sitting on the Docket All Day, Wasting Time
Minnesota Law Review, March 2, 2022
The Final Whistle for Amateurism: NCAA and Antitrust
Minnesota Law Review, March 1, 2022
A Hard Pill to Swallow: Purdue Pharma and the Future of Third-Party Releases in Bankruptcy Court
Minnesota Law Review, February 28, 2022
Exempting the Family Bible: with Liberty and Justice for All (Values and Religious Texts)?
Minnesota Law Review, February 23, 2022
A Public Health Emergency Should Not Be Abused: Huisha-Huisha v. Alejandro Mayorkas Shows the Illegality of Title 42 Policy
Minnesota Law Review, February 22, 2022
A Knight’s Revolt Against the Castle: Answering the BIPA Claim Accrual Question
Minnesota Law Review, February 21, 2022
Omicron v. OSHA: the Need for Permanent Measures to Help Employers and Employees Manage the Pandemic Safely
Minnesota Law Review, February 15, 2022
Climate v. the Court: How West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency Will Impact the Next Generations
Minnesota Law Review, February 9, 2022
No Working Forums: How the Supreme Court Should Rule in Viking River Cruises, Inc. v. Moriana to Protect Employee Rights
Minnesota Law Review, February 8, 2022
It’s the Ones You Least Expect: Colorado and California Lag Behind in Protecting Employees’ off-Duty Medical Marijuana Use
Minnesota Law Review, February 7, 2022
Bad Influences: Weighing Separation of Powers Principles Against Calls for Transparency Following "Lapses" in Judicial Ethics
Minnesota Law Review, February 4, 2022
Biden’s Emergency Rule Raises Fundamental Policy Issues Regarding the Administrative State and Its Expansive Policymaking Role
Minnesota Law Review, January 11, 2022
Minnesota DNR's Sept. 16, 2021 Line 3 Enforcement Action Demonstrates How Much Groundwater Permitting “Sucks”
Minnesota Law Review, December 6, 2021
#FreeBritney: Bringing Attention to a "Toxic" System of Conservatorship
Minnesota Law Review, December 3, 2021
Taxing Billionaires and the Conundrum of Constitutional Income
Minnesota Law Review, December 1, 2021
Roe v. a Technicality: How Procedural Decisions Will Bring About the End to Constitutionally Protected Abortion Rights
Minnesota Law Review, November 29, 2021
Roe and Casey Under Attack: Will the Supreme Court Overturn Landmark Abortion Precedent in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization?
Minnesota Law Review, November 26, 2021
Categorically Insufficient: the U.S. Supreme Court Must Find Attempted Hobbs Act Robbery Is Not a "Crime of Violence" Under 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(3)(A).
Minnesota Law Review, November 24, 2021
Locked, Loaded, and Concealed—The Supreme Court's First Gun Rights Case in a Decade
Minnesota Law Review, November 22, 2021
The Canine Magistrate: the Fourth Amendment Implications of Weak Alerts to Narcotics in Vehicle Searches
Minnesota Law Review, November 19, 2021
Game of Phones: the Irs's Outdated Information Technology Is Causing Service and Legal Issues for the U.S. Taxpayer
Minnesota Law Review, November 17, 2021
Curtailing Internet Exceptionalism: Frances Haugen's Call to Amend Section 230 and Hold Facebook Accountable for Its Algorithmic Harm
Minnesota Law Review, November 11, 2021
Can a Non-Secret Be a State Secret? Examining State Secrets Privilege in United States v. Zubaydah
Minnesota Law Review, November 3, 2021
Rising to Three Occasions: the Supreme Court Grapples with How to Count Prior Convictions in the Acca Context
Minnesota Law Review, November 1, 2021
Filming Police in the Wake of George Floyd's Murder: a First Amendment Right?
Minnesota Law Review, October 22, 2021
What’s so Depraved? Analyzing Third-Degree Depraved-Mind Murder in Minnesota After the Chauvin and Noor Trials
Minnesota Law Review, May 12, 2021
Hate Is a Virus: Recent Surge in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes and the Sufficiency of the Current Hate Crime Laws
Minnesota Law Review, May 10, 2021
Walquist Harms the Poor: Revisiting Supervisory Approval for Accuracy Penalties
Minnesota Law Review, May 7, 2021
Considerations for Minnesota Agriculture Cooperatives
Minnesota Law Review, May 6, 2021
COVID-19 in Correctional Facilities: Eighth Amendment Violations and Why Vaccine Priority Is a Necessary Immediate Remedy
Minnesota Law Review, May 3, 2021
Paycheck Protection Discrimination: Denial of Loans to Sex-Related Businesses Is a Dangerous Expansion of Government Speech
Minnesota Law Review, April 30, 2021
Return to Sender: Fowler v. Commissioner’s Applicability to Late Filing and Payment Penalties
Minnesota Law Review, April 28, 2021
SPAC-Tacular Times: 2020 Saw An Explosion of SPACs in the Market, but Will This Multi-Billion Dollar Trend Continue?
Minnesota Law Review, April 26, 2021
Dramatic Facts and Dramatic Implications: Should the Community Caretaker Exception Extend to the Home?
Minnesota Law Review, April 22, 2021
Police Accountability: Is Repealing Qualified Immunity the Right Answer and Is It Enough?
Minnesota Law Review, April 20, 2021
No Shelter in This Place: How the COVID-19 Pandemic’s Frustration of Domestic Violence Legal Proceedings Can Generate Victim-Centered Reform
Minnesota Law Review, April 19, 2021
It’s Colder Day by Day: Adopting a Winter Eviction Moratorium in Minnesota
Minnesota Law Review, April 16, 2021
People Over Profits: How Minnesota Took on Big Pharma to Tackle the Insulin Affordability Crisis
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2021
Robinhood’s Goal Is Not to ‘Democratize Finance for All’: Don’t Expect Gamestop Buyers’ Lawsuits to Change That
Minnesota Law Review, April 13, 2021
Why Does the United States Fail to Address the Green Sukuk as An Ideal Vehicle for Environment-Forward Projects?
Minnesota Law Review, March 31, 2021
A Galaxy Not so Far Away: the States Strike Back at Big Tech Over Google and Facebook’s Alleged “Jedi Blue” Price-Fixing Scheme
Minnesota Law Review, March 29, 2021
Patent Pledging Problems: the Open COVID Pledge and Long-Term Solutions to Licensing Intellectual Property in Global Emergencies
Minnesota Law Review, March 23, 2021
A Poll Tax by Any Other Name: How the Eleventh Circuit Erred in Upholding Florida’s Pay-to-Vote Requirement and What Comes Next
Minnesota Law Review, March 17, 2021
Cruel and Unusual: the Supreme Court's Failure to Protect Death Row Prisoners During the Government's Recent Rush of Executions
Minnesota Law Review, March 15, 2021
Rittmann v. Amazon.com: a Wrong Turn for Gig Workers Looking for Clarity in the Federal Arbitration Act
Minnesota Law Review, March 11, 2021
Getting What’s Due: Incarcerated Individuals and COVID Stimulus Payments
Minnesota Law Review, March 8, 2021
The Case for a Constitutional Change to Transform Black Education in Minnesota
Minnesota Law Review, February 22, 2021
Inoculation Injustice: a Federal Response to Vaccine Line Jumping
Minnesota Law Review, February 15, 2021
Has that Nation Signed?: How the Tenth Circuit’s Decision in Mobley Can Result in Serious Implications for International Parental Kidnapping
Minnesota Law Review, February 8, 2021
Stopping Gamestop’s “Gamestonk”: Why Courts Must Confront Gamestop Colluders and Prohibit Open-Market Manipulation
Minnesota Law Review, February 3, 2021
Twist It, Pull It, Bot It: Devumi, Bots, and the End of the FTC's Political Neutrality
Minnesota Law Review, February 1, 2021
Nobody Wins with Silence: Why State Governments Should Leverage COVID-19 Relief to Deter Workplace Gag Orders
Minnesota Law Review, January 21, 2021
Defamation in 280 Characters or Less: How Defamation Case Law Should Evolve to Hold Police Accountable for Harmful Tweets
Minnesota Law Review, January 12, 2021
Access Denied: @realDonaldTrump and the First Amendment
Minnesota Law Review, January 6, 2021
When Viral Videos Become a National Security Threat: TikTok Inc. v. Trump
Minnesota Law Review, December 29, 2020
But I Want to Be First: A Court's Curious Choice of Remedy to Minnesota's Challenged Ballot Order Statute
Minnesota Law Review, December 21, 2020
Is the Green New Deal Dead on Arrival? the Case for “Justice-Proofing” Progressive Climate Legislation in the New ACB-Era
Minnesota Law Review, December 1, 2020
Guilty Until Expunged: How Minnesota’s Public Records Policies Needlessly Burden Renters
Minnesota Law Review, November 23, 2020
Contracts and COVID-19: Defending Nonperformance with Frustrated Purpose as a Shield
Minnesota Law Review, November 10, 2020
NBA Players Protest: Why Their Refusal to Play Could Provoke Legal Ramifications
Minnesota Law Review, November 8, 2020
Taking Care: How the Law Can Incentivize Personal Responsibility in an Age of Pandemics
Minnesota Law Review, June 5, 2020
Prisoner’s Dilemma? How the Eighth Circuit Resolved a Jurisdictional Oddity Arising from Federal Habeas Motions
Minnesota Law Review, May 13, 2020
United States v. Newsom: California’s Fight Against Privatized Immigration Detention
Minnesota Law Review, April 30, 2020
Tap a Button, Get Denied: Uber’s Noncompliance with the ADA
Minnesota Law Review, April 24, 2020
Antitrust Enforcement by Arbitration: DOJ's Use of Arbitration in United States v. Novelis Puts Matter of Consumer Protection in Questionable Hands
Minnesota Law Review, April 24, 2020
The International Special Prosecutor’s Office: Minimizing Presidential Influence in Prosecution of Political Crimes and Corruption
Minnesota Law Review, April 23, 2020
Cash Not Welcome Here: the Trend (and Backlash) Towards Cashless Retail
Minnesota Law Review, April 23, 2020
When Cross-Examination into a Victim’s Immigration Status Crosses the Line: the Relevancy and Risk of Prejudice of U Visa Evidence
Minnesota Law Review, April 23, 2020
Esports and the Dual Distribution Problem
Minnesota Law Review, April 17, 2020
When Final Means Final: An Overview of when a Criminal Sentence Is Imposed with the First Step Act
Minnesota Law Review, April 16, 2020
Second Chances: Minnesota Should Ban De Facto Life Sentences for Juvenile Offenders
Minnesota Law Review, April 16, 2020
Telescope Media Group v. Lucero: Eight Circuit Strengthens Religious Freedom Arguments While Undermining Important Anti-Discrimination Statute
Minnesota Law Review, April 16, 2020
Facebook and the Fragmented Free Marketplace of Ideas
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2020
No More Political Ads! Why Twitter’s Decision to Ban All Political and Cause-Based Ads Is Really Okay
Minnesota Law Review, April 6, 2020
Picking up the Flag on Illegal Procedure: Why Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure Needs to Be Updated with the Times
Minnesota Law Review, April 2, 2020
The Building Blocks of Life: Cyber-Trespass, the Fourth Amendment, and Public Ancestry Databases
Minnesota Law Review, April 2, 2020
Tits up: Why It’s Time for the Supreme Court to Rule on Topless Ordinances
Minnesota Law Review, April 1, 2020
Let Them Make Wine: Does the Minnesota Farm Winery Act Violate the Dormant Commerce Clause?
Minnesota Law Review, March 29, 2020
Caking on the Makeup: Increased Regulations of Special Events Hair and Makeup Artists in Minnesota
Minnesota Law Review, March 29, 2020
Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia v. City of Philadelphia: Unsupported as a Matter of Fact, Unjustified as a Matter of Law
Minnesota Law Review, February 26, 2020
Directionless Directives: Why Minnesota Should Establish An Advance Directive Registry
Minnesota Law Review, February 26, 2020
What’s the Beef? Controversy Surrounding the Labeling of Plant-Based and Cell-Based Meat
Minnesota Law Review, February 23, 2020
Star Wars?: the Rise of the Space Force
Minnesota Law Review, February 13, 2020
States Crying Wolf: Manufactured Crisis and Emergency Power Manipulation
Minnesota Law Review, February 11, 2020
Marriage Might Get More Expensive: Can Banks Require Spouses to Guarantee Loans?
Minnesota Law Review, February 1, 2020
Digital Asylum: What Can Online Social Groups Tell Us About the Current State of U.S. Asylum Law?
Minnesota Law Review, January 28, 2020
Public Health—1, Anti-Vaxxers—0: Why Your Religious Beliefs Shouldn’t Jeopardize Our Children’s Health and Safety
Minnesota Law Review, January 28, 2020
Criminal Procedure at 30,000 Feet: Finding a Proper Venue for Crimes Committed During Air Travel
Minnesota Law Review, January 26, 2020
Give Me Your Tired, Your Hungry, Who Can Afford Rent: Why the Public Charge Rule Is Arbitrary and Capricious
Minnesota Law Review, January 26, 2020
Housing Is Justice: the Minneapolis Renters Protection Ordinance Is a Step in the Right Direction for Criminal Justice Reform
Minnesota Law Review, January 23, 2020
The Path Is Cleared: a Growing Body of Case Law Upholds States’ Removal of Non-Medical Vaccination Exemptions; Minnesota Should Be Next
Minnesota Law Review, December 4, 2019
Carpenter v. Murphy: a Reexamination of the Creek Nation in Oklahoma
Minnesota Law Review, December 4, 2019
A Regulatory Fumble: the Changing Regulatory Scheme Surrounding Gambling and Daily Fantasy Sports
Minnesota Law Review, November 12, 2019
Seventh Circuit’s Legal Prudishness: Incorrect Decision in Tran Creates a Split
Minnesota Law Review, November 12, 2019
Cities Are Turning on Conversion Therapy Bans
Minnesota Law Review, November 12, 2019
Blocking the Sunshine: Supreme Court Limits Access to Government Records in Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media
Minnesota Law Review, October 28, 2019
No Toll for the Taxpayer: Financial Disability, Statute of Limitations Refund Tolling, and Courts’ Strict Application of “Authority”
Minnesota Law Review, October 22, 2019
The Law Review Appears on NPR's Planet Money
Minnesota Law Review, October 16, 2019
Judicial Attire: An Alteration to “Under the Robes”
Minnesota Law Review, October 2, 2019
Another NCAA Upset: Rethinking the Playbook for Compensating Student-Athletes
Minnesota Law Review, April 23, 2019
Superbowl Dreams Crushed: But a Lawsuit Is Not the Answer
Minnesota Law Review, April 23, 2019
Loot Box Lottery: How the Backlash Against Video Game Loot Boxes Is Affecting Game Developers, Retailers, and Consumers in the Legal Sphere
Minnesota Law Review, April 23, 2019
Nielsen v. Preap and How the Way That We Interpret Language Can Change Lives and What Else We Should Consider During Statutory Interpretation
Minnesota Law Review, April 23, 2019
No More Surprises: Patients fight back against Surprise Medical Bills
Minnesota Law Review, April 22, 2019
Amateurs by the Hour
Minnesota Law Review, April 7, 2019
There and Back Again
Minnesota Law Review, April 7, 2019
Holistic Care Begins with Safe Use Practices
Minnesota Law Review, March 22, 2019
Is a Google Server a “Place” for Purposes of Patent Venue?
Minnesota Law Review, March 22, 2019
Democracy Uncaged
Minnesota Law Review, March 22, 2019
Pick up the Pacer
Minnesota Law Review, March 19, 2019
Changing Tides
Minnesota Law Review, March 19, 2019
Reheating the Cold War
Minnesota Law Review, March 19, 2019
All Work and No Pay
Minnesota Law Review, February 28, 2019
Government Can’t Have Its Cake and Eat It Too
Minnesota Law Review, February 28, 2019
Disney-Fox, AT&T-Time Warner, and DOJ Inconsistency
Minnesota Law Review, February 28, 2019
Florida v. Riley: Foreshadowing Fourth Amendment Issues in 21st Century Aerial Surveillance and The Need for Clarity
Minnesota Law Review, February 28, 2019
A Lesson in Statutory Interpretation
Minnesota Law Review, February 27, 2019
Physician Obligations to Suicidal Patients in the Era of Physician-Assisted Death Laws
Minnesota Law Review, February 22, 2019
Constructing the Sandwich
Minnesota Law Review, February 22, 2019
SLAPPing Down Discriminatory Voter Fraud Prosecutions
Minnesota Law Review, February 11, 2019
The Modern Public Forum
Minnesota Law Review, February 11, 2019
The Implications of Jennings v. Rodriguez on Immigration Detention Policy
Minnesota Law Review, February 4, 2019
Free to Drink Local?
Minnesota Law Review, December 30, 2018
Proportional Representation
Minnesota Law Review, December 30, 2018
Judicial Recusal in the Post-Citizens United World
Minnesota Law Review, December 30, 2018
Losing My Religion (and My Money)
Minnesota Law Review, December 29, 2018
Are All Defendants “Defendants”?
Minnesota Law Review, December 7, 2018
Hi, Fidelity
Minnesota Law Review, November 25, 2018
Men Fear False Allegations. Women Fear Sexual Misconduct, Assault, and Rape.
Minnesota Law Review, November 25, 2018
Fourplex City
Minnesota Law Review, November 25, 2018
Democratizing Democracy
Minnesota Law Review, November 25, 2018
Creating the Final Frontier
Minnesota Law Review, November 21, 2018
Cy Pres-ing for Funding
Minnesota Law Review, November 21, 2018
Scoot Back
Minnesota Law Review, November 7, 2018
Another ACA Lawsuit
Minnesota Law Review, November 3, 2018
Sticks and Stones and Permanent Muzzles
Minnesota Law Review, October 31, 2018
Matchmaking Mishaps
Minnesota Law Review, October 31, 2018
To Have and To Hold Regardless of Consent?
Minnesota Law Review, April 3, 2018
Bush v. Gore
Minnesota Law Review, April 1, 2018
The Gymnasts' Army in the Age of Viral Media
Minnesota Law Review, March 6, 2018
CFPB's Independent Director
Minnesota Law Review, March 6, 2018
The H-4 Dreamers
Minnesota Law Review, March 5, 2018
From Bulbs to Bitcoins
Minnesota Law Review, March 5, 2018
Waiting on You, SEC
Minnesota Law Review, March 4, 2018
Net Neutrality
Minnesota Law Review, February 28, 2018
Clearinghouses
Minnesota Law Review, February 28, 2018
Of T-Shirts and Tea Parties
Minnesota Law Review, February 27, 2018
Unlocking Fifth Amendment Considerations in State v. Diamond
Minnesota Law Review, February 23, 2018
"O Vengeance!—Why What an Ass Am I?"
Minnesota Law Review, February 20, 2018
What Trump Can Learn from Tricky Dick
Minnesota Law Review, February 20, 2018
Too Much Information?
Minnesota Law Review, February 16, 2018
An Illusory Sanctuary
Minnesota Law Review, February 14, 2018
The Final Court to the Split
Minnesota Law Review, February 14, 2018
(In)definite Detention
Minnesota Law Review, February 12, 2018
Jesner v. Arab Bank
Minnesota Law Review, February 12, 2018
Cruz-Guzman and the Rise of Charter Schools
Minnesota Law Review, February 11, 2018
Is Simple Better?
Minnesota Law Review, February 5, 2018
Let's Talk About Sex[ual Harassment]
Minnesota Law Review, January 24, 2018
After Marriage Equality
Minnesota Law Review, January 22, 2018
Armstrong v. Exceptional Child Center
Minnesota Law Review, December 22, 2017
What the Tax Bill Means for Students
Minnesota Law Review, December 7, 2017
Losing Bigly
Minnesota Law Review, December 1, 2017
Silent and Ambiguous
Minnesota Law Review, November 29, 2017
Big Brother DHS
Minnesota Law Review, November 28, 2017
Carpenter, Your iPhone, and the Fourth Amendment
Minnesota Law Review, November 21, 2017
Prison for the Innocent
Minnesota Law Review, November 14, 2017
"Transgender Need Not Apply"
Minnesota Law Review, November 12, 2017
Scandal in the NCAA
Minnesota Law Review, November 12, 2017
Investigating Juror Misconduct in Minnesota
Minnesota Law Review, November 8, 2017
Started from the Bottom
Minnesota Law Review, November 6, 2017
Your Car Is Watching You
Minnesota Law Review, November 2, 2017
Patent Apocalypse
Minnesota Law Review, October 29, 2017
"Uber" Uncertainty
Minnesota Law Review, October 25, 2017
Alabama Prisoners' Cry for Help
Minnesota Law Review, October 25, 2017
The Algorithm Made Me Do It and Other Bad Excuses
Minnesota Law Review, May 17, 2017
All (Privacy) Is Not Lost
Minnesota Law Review, May 2, 2017
Pot, Printz, and Preemption
Minnesota Law Review, April 26, 2017
Keefe v. Adams
Minnesota Law Review, April 25, 2017
Protecting Senior Citizens from Their Mail
Minnesota Law Review, April 24, 2017
Much Ado About Nothing
Minnesota Law Review, April 22, 2017
Educational Privileges
Minnesota Law Review, April 22, 2017
Inaction of Mercy
Minnesota Law Review, April 19, 2017
Looking Back at the FCC's Privacy Rules
Minnesota Law Review, April 18, 2017
Placing Religion Above All Else
Minnesota Law Review, April 15, 2017
Obama Cared
Minnesota Law Review, April 6, 2017
Cats and Dogs and the Takings Clause
Minnesota Law Review, April 3, 2017
The Future of Class Actions
Minnesota Law Review, March 30, 2017
Running from the Law Doesn't Mean You Broke It
Minnesota Law Review, March 29, 2017
Do Two Wrongs Make a Right?
Minnesota Law Review, March 28, 2017
The (Mad) Fight to Legalize Sports Betting in New Jersey
Minnesota Law Review, March 24, 2017
Recent State Legislation Seeks to Limit Disruptive Protests
Minnesota Law Review, March 23, 2017
Can President Trump Be Sued for Defamation Because of His Personal Tweets?
Minnesota Law Review, March 21, 2017
Hiring Shouldn't Give License for Firing
Minnesota Law Review, March 9, 2017
See You in Court
Minnesota Law Review, March 8, 2017
Comparing and Contrasting the Legal Challenges to President Trump's Travel Ban
Minnesota Law Review, March 1, 2017
Legal Analysis of Trump Executive Order on Refugees
Minnesota Law Review, February 27, 2017
Defying Conservationist Ethics
Minnesota Law Review, February 24, 2017
Microsoft Corp. v. United States
Minnesota Law Review, February 23, 2017
The Presidential Clemency Power and Chelsea Manning
Minnesota Law Review, February 14, 2017
Unprecedented
Minnesota Law Review, February 1, 2017
Reading the Tea Leaves of Pretextual Protectionism
Minnesota Law Review, January 26, 2017
When Food Turns Deadly
Minnesota Law Review, January 25, 2017
Elon Take the Wheel
Minnesota Law Review, January 24, 2017
Re-Introducing "Stop and Frisk" or Revisiting It?
Minnesota Law Review, January 23, 2017
DACA on the Docket
Minnesota Law Review, January 19, 2017
Frozen Embryo Forum Shopping
Minnesota Law Review, January 18, 2017
Inclusive Communities and the Question of Impact
Minnesota Law Review, December 8, 2016
Phasing Out Private Prisons Is an Important Symbolic Gesture
Minnesota Law Review, December 6, 2016
Creeping on the Constitution
Minnesota Law Review, November 29, 2016
Is Auer Deference on the Way Out?
Minnesota Law Review, November 28, 2016
Helping Others Die
Minnesota Law Review, November 17, 2016
From "Let Us Pray" to "Let Us Reconsider"
Minnesota Law Review, November 15, 2016
Minnesota Supreme Court Elections
Minnesota Law Review, November 7, 2016
It Takes Turner
Minnesota Law Review, November 2, 2016
Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt
Minnesota Law Review, November 1, 2016
Does Mother Nature Get a Vote?
Minnesota Law Review, October 19, 2016
Dan's Flaw
Minnesota Law Review, January 20, 2016
Case Comment: Bhogaita v. Altamonte
Minnesota Law Review, July 29, 2015
Revisiting Water Bankruptcy
Minnesota Law Review, July 14, 2015
Defying Auer Deference
Minnesota Law Review, June 24, 2015
Rumble v. Fairview Health
Minnesota Law Review, March 31, 2015
Patent Reform Primer
Minnesota Law Review, March 31, 2015
FAA's Commercial Drone Quandary
Minnesota Law Review, March 26, 2015