From our latest issue Hook, Line, and Stinker: How the Jurisdictional “Hook” for Hobbs is Unconstitutionally Broad, Leads to Overcriminalization, and Absurd Results Kameron C. Dodge
From our latest issue Changing the Game: How the United States Can Look to the European Union to Create Effective Sports Betting Legislation in a Post-PASPA World Nicolas T. Corbett
From our latest issue Defending the Right to Repair: An Argument for Federal Legislation Guaranteeing the Right to Repair Nicholas A. Mirr
Essay On the 50th Anniversary of Tinker v. Des Moines: Toward a Positive View of Free Speech on College Campuses Christina Bohannan
Note Changing the Game: How the United States Can Look to the European Union to Create Effective Sports Betting Legislation in a Post-PASPA World Nicolas T. Corbett
Note Hook, Line, and Stinker: How the Jurisdictional “Hook” for Hobbs is Unconstitutionally Broad, Leads to Overcriminalization, and Absurd Results Kameron C. Dodge
Note Analyzing the Void-for-Vagueness Doctrine as Applied to Statutory Defenses: Lessons from Iowa’s Stand-Your-Ground Law Jessica A. Lowe
Note Defending the Right to Repair: An Argument for Federal Legislation Guaranteeing the Right to Repair Nicholas A. Mirr
