Young, Thomas – The CFPB and its Revival of the FDCPA
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Hedging Your Bets: The Winners and Losers of the Sports Betting Boom and What Can be Done About it
Mikuls, Zachary – Hedging Your Bets
Continue readingHow Does the Cookie Crumbl? A Look into Crumbl’s Lawsuit Against Local Competitors Crave Cookies and Dirty Dough
Annie Carberry: How Does the Cookie Crumbl?
Continue readingIs This Man Enough For You? A Proposal for a Test Weighing How Much Human Involvement in AI Generation is Necessary for Copyright Eligibility
Michael Moedritzer: Copyright Eligibility
Continue readingHold the Mayo—Federal Circuit Fails to Apply Well Settled Subject Matter Eligibility Standard for Patent Law
Evan Weidner: Patent Law Subject Matter Eligibility Standard
Continue readingThe Long Fight Over the Borrower Defense to Repayment of Student Loans in the Aftermath of the Collapse of Corinthian College
By Christian Hodgson The Long Fight Over the Borrower Defense
Continue readingHome Sweet Home: The Problem of Tax-Exempt Municipal Bonds and Sports Stadium Financing
Tax-exempt municipal bonds are used to finance almost every stadium con-struction. It was never intended to be a common thing, but a loophole in the Tax Reform Act of 1986 kept municipal bonds alive as a potential funding option for sports stadiums.
Continue reading3D Printing and the First Amendment
If the computer-aided design (“CAD”) files that control what a 3D printer creates are treated as communication and speech, it invokes First Amendment protections. If they are not, the government has more regulatory control. Which is the better option?
Continue readingExpanding the Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine: Bridging the Gap Between Corporations and Liability for Criminal Homicide
Federal and state law increasingly treats corporations as human beings, imparting to them the right to speak, hold religious beliefs, and participate in the political process. However, corporations’ accountability for criminal conduct has not kept pace with the individual rights given to them.
Continue readingA Minority Report: The Unregulated Business of Automating the Criminal Justice System
The following article examines the inherent issues with the current use of algorithms to assess risk in criminal sentencing. The design and use of these algorithms go unregulated.
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