Submissions from 2023
Property Rights and Graves, Ralph C. Brashier
Submissions from 2022
Race, mental health, and evictions filings in Memphis, TN, USA, Courtnee Melton-Fant, Austin Harrison, and Katy Ramsey Mason
Submissions from 2021
Co-creating a legal check-up in a school-based health center serving low-income adolescents, Lisa Kessler, Yael Cannon, Nicole Tuchinda, Ana Caskin, Christina Balz Ndjatou, Vicki W. Girard, and Deborah F. Perry
Submissions from 2020
The imperative for trauma-responsive special education, Nicole Tuchinda
Submissions from 2019
The cold war in soviet international legal discourse, Boris N. Mamlyuk
Submissions from 2018
Equality, Liberty, and Education, Daniel Kiel
Rethinking US election law: Unskewing the system, Steven Mulroy
Submissions from 2017
The bright line’s dark side: Pre-charge attachment of the sixth amendment right to counsel, Steven J. Mulroy
Submissions from 2015
Early Soviet property law in comparison with Western legal traditions, Boris N. Mamlyuk
Submissions from 2014
Conservatorship, capacity, and crystal balls, Ralph C. Brashier and Cecil C. Humphreys
Uniting for Peace in the Second Cold War: A Response to Larry Johnson, Boris N. Mamlyuk
Submissions from 2013
The ghostwritten will, Ralph C. Brashier
Locked collections: Copyright and the future of research support, D. R. Jones
The enduring power of Milliken's Fences, Daniel Kiel
Law School Lifelines: A game show-themed review exercise, Steven J. Mulroy
Submissions from 2012
Russian international law and indeterminacy: Cold war and post-Soviet dynamics, Boris N. Mamlyuk
Submissions from 2011
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure: Reframing the debate about law school affirmative action, Daniel Kiel
Submissions from 2010
Article accepting Justice Kennedy's dare: The future of integration In a post-pics world, Daniel Kiel
Submissions from 2009
Capitalism, communism . . . and colonialism? Revisiting “transitology” as the ideology of informal empire, John D. Haskell and Boris N. Mamlyuk
Whose idea was it? Why violations of state laws enacted pursuant to federal mandates should not be negligence per se, Barbara Kritchevsky
Submissions from 2005
Litigating attorney's fees: Running the gauntlet, James K. Green and Barbara Kritchevsky
Submissions from 1999
Security interests in human materials., K. H. Smith
Submissions from 1998
The way out: A legal standard for imposing alternative electoral systems as voting rights remedies, Steven J. Mulroy
