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Volume 68, Issue 1
- Frank D. LoMonte, Putting the ‘Public’ Back into Public Employment: A Roadmap for Challenging Prior Restraints That Prohibit Government Employees from Speaking to the News Media
- Douglas R. Richmond, Understanding Conflicts of Interest in Environmental Law
- Nancy M. Modesitt, A New Type of Circuit Split: The Hidden Circuit Split in Retaliation Cases
- Emily K. Leiker, When Will It End? Whether the Right-to-Sue Letter Effectively Limits the EEOC's Investigative Authority
- Maddie Level, Unboxing the Issue: The Future of Video Game Loot Boxes in the U.S.
Volume 68, Issue 2
- Mae C. Quinn, Fallen Woman Further (Re)Framed: Jewels and Travels, Tragedies and Secrets, Judge Jean Hortense Norris
- Michael D. Murray, Mise en Scène and the Decisive Moment of Visual Legal Rhetoric
- Nicolas A. Novy, The Problem of Coerced Consent: When Voluntary Departure Isn’t So Voluntary
- Bridget Brazil, Trump v. Hawaii: Government Statements, Immigration, and First Amendment Jurisprudence
- Rafael Ramos Aguirre, Cofiduciary Contribution and Indemnification in ERISA: Not Implicit Remedies
Volume 67, Issue 1
- Aram A. Gavoor & Steven A. Platt, Administrative Records and the Courts
- Matthew W. Swinehart, Modeling Payments Regulation and Financial Change
- Kyle D. Fields, Consent Cannot Control: Peretz v. United States and Federal Magistrate Judge Jurisdiction in Felony Cases
- Chris Carey, Explicit Consent-By-Registration: Plaintiffs’ New Hope After the “At Home” Trilogy
Volume 67, Issue 2
- Angela D. Morrison, Free Trade, Immigrant Workers, and Employment Discrimination
- Sidney W. DeLong, Coasean Blackmail: Protection Markets and Protection Rackets
- John Bruce Lewis & Dustin M. Dow, Searching for Clarity Amid Confusion: An Examination of the Standards for Determining Waiver and Revival of the Right to Arbitrate
- Nate Crosser, Initial Coin Offerings as Investment Contracts: Are Blockchain Utility Tokens Securities?
- Ryan J. Ott, May the Factors Be Ever in Your Favor: How Murr v. Wisconsin Sows Confusion in the Regulatory Takings Field
Volume 67, Issue 3
- Mae C. Quinn, Fallen Woman (Re)framed: Judge Jean Hortense Norris, New York City – 1912-1955
- Stacey-Rae Simcox, Thirty Years of Veterans Law: Welcome to the Wild West
- Alexander W. Resar, The Parameters of Administrative Reason Giving
- Bridget Brazil, You Better Work: Employment Discrimination, Title VII, and Sexual Orientation
- Nancy E. Musick, Whose Burden Is It Anyway? Protecting ERISA from an Unnecessary Burden-Shifting Framework
Volume 67, Kansas Issue
- Roberto Toniatti, Comparing Constitutions in the Global Era: Opportunities, Purposes, Challenges
- M.H. Hoeflich, Reflections Upon Terrorism, Militias, Law, and the Judicial System: An Essay
- John W. Head, Addressing Global Challenges through Pluralistic Sovereignty: A critique of state sovereignty as a centerpiece of international law
- Emily Matta, Kansans at Risk: Strengthened Data Breach Notification Laws as a Deterrent to Reckless Data Storage
- TJ Blake, In Their Words: Critically Analyzing the Admission of “Me Too” Testimony in Kansas
Volume 67, Symposium Issue
- James G. Hodge, Jr., Walter G. Johnson, Drew Hensley, From Opioids to Marijuana: Out of the Tunnel and into the Fog
- Stacey A. Tovino, Fraud, Abuse, and Opioids
- Jelani Jefferson Exum, From Warfare to Welfare: Reconceptualizing Drug Sentencing During the Opiod Crisis
- Kelly K. Dineen, Definitions Matter: A Taxonomy of Inappropriate Prescribing to Shape Effective Opioid Policy and Reduce Patient Harm
- Stacy L. Leeds, Beyond an Emergency Declaration: Tribal Governments and the Opioid Crisis
- Micah L. Berman, Using Opioid Settlement Proceeds for Public Health: Lessons from the Tobacco Experience
- Elizabeth Weeks, Paula Sanford, Financial Impact of the Opioid Crisis on Local Government: Quantifying Costs for Litigation and Policymaking
Volume 66, Issue 1
- Tiffany R. Murphy, Federal Habeas Corpus and Systemic Official Misconduct: Why Form Trumps Constitutional Rights
- Joseph Scott Miller, Reasonable Certainty & Corpus Linguistics: Judging Definiteness After Nautilus & Teva
- Jessica Owley & Collin Doane, Exploiting Conservation Lands: Can Hydrofracking Be Consistent with Conservation Easements?
- Ashley Billam, The Public’s Evolution from News Reader to News Gatherer: An Analysis of the First Amendment Right to Videorecord Police
- Haley Claxton, Indiana Jones and the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA): Interpreting FSIA’s State of Sponsored Terrorism Exception
Volume 66, Issue 2
- Douglas G. Smith, Resolution of Common Questions in MDL Proceedings
- Matthew C. Turk, Regulation by Settlement
- Suzette M. Malveaux, The Modern Class Action Rule: Its Civil Rights Roots and Relevance Today
- Rishi Batra, Resolving Civil Forfeiture Disputes
- Samuel J. LaRoque, Reverse Engineering and Trade Secrets in the Post-Alice World
- Adam Gillaspie, Extraterritorial Application of the Stored Communications Act: Why Microsoft Corp. v. United States Signals That Technology Has Surpassed the Law
Volume 66, Issue 3
- Kiel Brennan-Marquez, The Constitutional Limits of Private Surveillance
- Sande Buhai, Statutory Damages: Drafting and Interpreting
- Hillary Gaston Walsh, Unequivocally Different: The Third Civil Standard of Proof
- Hannah Schoeb, Bridging the Gap: Overtime Gap Time under the Fair Labor Standards Act
- Hannah Zimmerman, The Data of You: Regulating Private Industry's Collection of Biometric Information
Volume 66, Kansas Issue
- M.H. Hoeflich, An Unknown Notaries' Ledger from Douglas County, Kansas
- Scan of 1859 Notaries' Ledger from Douglas County, Kansas
- Michael Hayes, The Mature Minor Doctrine: Can Minors Unilaterally Refuse Medical Treatment?
- Amelia Selph, Kansas Standard Asset Seizure and Forfeiture Act: An Ancient and Failing Approach
- Matthew Sondergard, Blaines Beware: Trinity Lutheran and the Changing Landscape of State No-Funding Provisions
- Lindsay Strong, The Kansas Offender Registration Act: Where's the Constitutional Limit?
- Joe Uhlman The Roof Is on Fire: Dangers to the Volunteer Emergency Services After Mendel v. City of Gibraltar
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 66, Symposium Issue
- Lua K. Yuille, Inequity as a Legal Principle
- Richard Hynes & Steven Walt, Inequity and Equity in Bankruptcy Reorganization
- Bertrall Ross, A Constitutional Path to Fair Representation for the Poor
- Alia Al-Khatib & Jayesh Rathod, Equity in Contemporary Immigration Enforcement: Defining Contributions and Countering Criminalization
- Jamila Jefferson-Jones, “Community Dignity Takings”: Dehumanization and Infantilization of Communities Resulting from the War on Drugs
- Lenore Palladino, Shareholder Primacy and Worker Prosperity: A Broken Link
Volume 65, Issue 1
- John G. Sprankling, Property and the Roberts Court
- Richard M. Buxbaum, Sovereign Debtors Before Greece: The Case of Germany
- Hon. Howard W. Brill & Christian H. Brill, Baseball Mascots and the Law
- Erica E. McCabe, Not Like the Others: Applying the Fair Labor Standards Act to the Sharing Economy
- Maxwell C. McGraw, Kimble v. Marvel Entertainment, LLC: Economic Efficiency Caught in the Web of Improper Judicial Restraint
Volume 65, Issue 2
- Cary Silverman & Jonathan L. Wilson, State Attorney General Enforcement of Unfair or Deceptive Acts and Practices Laws: Emerging Concerns and Solutions
- Molly J. Walker Wilson, Defense Attorney Bias and the Rush to the Plea
- Kif Augustine-Adams, Religious Exemptions to Title IX
- William Wood, Indians, Tribes, and (Federal) Jurisdiction
- Craig Boyd, Appraisal Arbitrage: Closing the Floodgates on Hedge Funds and Activist Shareholders
Volume 65, Issue 3
- Christopher B. Mueller, Taking a Second Look at MDL Product Liability Settlements: Somebody Needs to Do It
- Nadia B. Ahmad, The Baseline Bar
- Rachelle Holmes Perkins, The Threat of Law: Regulatory Blackmail or an Answer to Congressional Inaction?
- Dalton Mott, The Due Process Clause and Students: The Road to a Single Approach of Determining Property Interests in Education
- Nathan Mannebach, We Shall Dance, Unless You Choose Not To
Volume 65, Issue 4
- M.H. Hoeflich & William Skepnek, Claims for Loss in Territorial Kansas
- Richard E. Levy, The War of Judicial Independence: Letters from the Kansas Front
- Meghan Harper, Making Sense of Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt: The Development of a New Approach to the Undue Burden Standard
- Nell Neary, Last Man Standing: Kansas's Failure to Recognize the Common Interest Doctrine
- Sangeeta Shastry-Kleinmann, A New Frontier: Applying Evolving National Pay Equity Trends to Kansas's Statute
- Christopher M. Wolcott, The Chilling Effect of Campus Carry: How the Kansas Campus Carry Statute Impermissibly Infringes Upon the Academic Freedom of Individual Professors and Faculty Members
Volume 65, Issue 5
- Robert G. Bone, Justifying Class Action Limits: Parsing the Debates over Ascertainability and Cy Pres
- Deborah R. Hensler, From Sea to Shining Sea: How and Why Class Actions Are Spreading Globally
- Myriam Gilles & Gary Friedman, The Radical Majoritarianism of Rule 23(b)(2)
- Sergio J. Campos, Changing Course
- Adam S. Zimmerman, The Global Convergence of Global Settlements
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 64, Issue 1
- Donald J. Kochan, Dealing with Dirty Deeds: Matching Nemo dat Preferences With Property Law Pragmatism
- John Burritt McArthur, Mineral Royalties, Deductions, and Fawcett v. OPIK: Continuity and Change in the Revised-But-Still-Standing Kansas Marketable-Product Rule
- Paul Battista, The Taxation of Crowdfunding: Income Tax Uncertainties and a Safe Harbor Test to Claim Gift Tax Exclusion
- Layne S. Keele, Holding Standards for RANDsome: A Remedial Perspective on RAND Licensing Commitments
- Agnieszka A. McPeak, Social Media, Smartphones, and Proportional Privacy in Civil Discovery
- Ben Baumgartner, Chewing it Over: Determining the Meaning of Edible In the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States
- Sara Fevurly, Down Go the Forms: The Abrogation of Rule 84 and the Official Forms of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Volume 64, Issue 2
- Paul Marcus, The Crime of Conspiracy Thrives in the Decisions of the United States Supreme Court
- Michael J. Garrison & John T. Wendt, Employee Non-competes and Consideration: A Proposed Good Faith Standard for the "Afterthought" Agreement
- Jan M. Michaels, William D. Ellison, & Sridevi R. Krishnan, The Avoidable Evils of "All Sums" Liability for Long-Tail Insurance Coverage Claims
- Reid Day, Let the Magistrates Revolt: A Review of Search Warrant Applications for Electronic Information Possessed by Online Services
- Matthew Schippers, The Debt Versus Equity Debacle: A Proposal for Federal Tax Treatment of Corporate Cash Advances
Volume 64, Issue 3
- Eric H. Franklin, A Rational Approach to Business Entity Choice
- Matthew A. Melone, King v. Burwell and the Chevron Doctrine: Did the Court Invite Judicial Activism?
- David A. Sonenshein & Ben Fabens-Lassen, Has the Residual Exception Swallowed the Hearsay Rule?
- Wm. Grayson Lambert, Unmixing the Mess: Resolving the Circuit Split Over the Brillhart/Wilton Doctrine and Mixed Complaints
- Amii N. Castle, A Comprehensive Overview: 2015 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Volume 64, Issue 4
- Katharine K. Baker, Campus Sexual Misconduct as Sexual Harassment: A Defense of the DOE
- Corey Rayburn Yung, Is Relying on Title IX a Mistake?
- Tamara Rice Lave, Campus Sexual Assault Adjudication: Why Universities Should Reject the Dear Colleague Letter
- Sarah L. Swan, Between Title IX and the Criminal Law: Bringing Tort Law to the Campus Sexual Assault Debate
- Chrysanthi S. Leon, Law, Mansplainin', and Myth Accommodation in Campus Sexual Assault Reform
- Aya Gruber, Anti-rape Culture
Volume 64, Issue 5
- M.H. Hoeflich, Legal Forms and the Practice of Law in Nineteenth-Century Kansas
- Matthew Rogers & Suzanne Valdez, "Retreat to the Boundary of the Rules": Resurrecting Professionalism in Depositions and the Implications of Gamesmanship for Kansas Practitioners
- Philip Moderson, Following a Dangerous Precedent: The California Rule and the Kansas Pension Crisis
- Elizabeth Hanus, Rape by Nonphysical Coercion: State v. Brooks
- Andrew Kershen, A Proposed Framework for Kansas District Courts' Discretion on a Motion to Reconsider a Suppression Ruling
- Kip Randall, Kansas, Please Protect Our Children: Why Kansas Should Remove the Religious Exemption for Mandatory School Vaccinations
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 63, Issue 1
- Timothy M. Todd, The Tail That Wags the Dog: The Problem of Pre-Merit-Decision Interim Fees and Moral Hazard in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program
- Mark Spottswood, Emotional Fact-Finding
- Katharine T. Schaffzin, Beyond Bobby Jo Clary: The Unavailability of Same-Sex Marital Privileges Infringes the Rights of so Many More Than Criminal Defendants
- John W. Broomes, Waste Not, Want Not: The Marketable Product Rule Violates Public Policy Against Waste of Natural Gas Resources
- Abigail West, A Meaningful Opportunity to Comply
Volume 63, Issue 2
- Janet W. Steverson and Aaron Munter, Then and Now: Reviving the Promise of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
- Emily S. Bremer, On the Cost of Private Standards in Public Law
- Jeff Todd, Ecospeak in Transnational Environmental Tort Proceedings
- Jessica A. Shoemaker, No Sticks in My Bundle: Rethinking the Indian Land Tenure Problem
- Paul Budd, All Work and No Pay: Establishing the Standard for When Legal, Unpaid Internships Become Illegal, Unpaid Labor
Volume 63, Issue 3
- Deborah S. Gordon, Trusting Trust
- Elina Treyger, Collateral Incentives to Arrest
- Lauren R. Roth, Overvaluing Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance
- Laura P. Graham, Why-Rac? Revisiting the Traditional Paradigm for Writing About Legal Analysis
- Alan G. Williams, Abolishing the Excited Utterance Exception to the Rule Against Hearsay
- Cliff Brazil, You Didn't Build That: The Case Against Patentability of Isolated Organisms
- Paul Mose, Wet 'n Wild: When Water Rides Should be Subject to the Highest Duty of Care
Volume 63, Issue 4
- Maryellen Fullerton, Comparative Perspectives on Statelessness and Persecution
- Lua Kamál Yuille, Individuals, Corporations and the Pedagogy of Citizenship
- Polly J. Price, Infecting the Body Politic: Observations on Health Security and the "Undesirable" Immigrant
- Marcia Zug, The Mirage of Immigration Reform: The Devastating Consequences of Obama's Immigration Policy
- Bill Ong Hing, Ethics, Morality and Disruption of U.S. Immigration Laws
- Jaya Ramji-Nogales, "The Right to Have Rights": Undocumented Migrants and State Protection
- Sean Hagan, The Eurozone Crisis -- Defining a Path to Recovery
Volume 63, Issue 5
- M. H. Hoeflich & Allison C. Reeve, A Newly Found Kansas Legal Broadside
- Abigail Hall, Ending Intimate Partner Homicide: A Call for Reform of Kansas Protective Order Statutes
- Bryce Langford, The Minister's Housing Allowance: Should It Stand, and If Not, Can Its Challengers Show Standing?
- Brendan M. McNeal, Tough (Water) Justice: Disgorgement as a Remedy for Breach of Interstate Water Compacts
- Alexandra Rose, For the Kids: A Place for Equity in Kansas School Finance Litigation
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 62, Issue 1
- Vincent S. J. Buccola, Beyond Insolvency
- The Honorable William R. Mott, Alternative Means Jurisprudence in Kansas: Why Wright is Wrong
- Laura H. Burney, Oil, Gas, and Mineral Titles: Resolving Perennial Problems in the Shale Era
- Nancy M. Modesitt, Why Whistleblowers Lose: An Empirical and Qualitative Analysis of State Court Cases
- Kevin Wempe, United States v. Flores-Lopez: Protecting Privacy Rights in Cell Phone Searches Incident to Arrest
- Peter Montecuollo, Making the Best of an Imperfect World: An Argument in Favor of Judicial Discretion to Reduce § 1927 Sanction Awards
Volume 62, Issue 2
- Larry Yackle, Federal Banks and Federal Jurisdiction in the Progressive Era: A Case Study of Smith v. K.C. Title & Trust Co.
- Val Ricks, Consideration and the Formation Defenses
- John S. Wroldsen, The Crowdfund Act’s Strange Bedfellows: Democracy and Start-Up Company Investing
- Arpan A. Sura & Robert A. DeRise, Conceptualizing Concepcion: The Continuing Viability of Arbitration Regulations
- Camilla A. Hrdy, State Patents as a Solution to Underinvestment in Innovation
- Anna R. Kimbrell, Benefit Corporation Legislation: An Opportunity for Kansas to Welcome Social Enterprises
Volume 62, Issue 3
- Deborah S. Gordon, Letters Non-Testamentary
- Michael P. Healy, The Past, Present and Future of Auer Deference: Mead, Form and Function in Judicial Review of Agency Interpretations of Regulations
- Camille Carey, Domestic Violence Torts: Righting a Civil Wrong
- Matthew W. Green Jr., What’s So Reasonable About Reasonableness? Rejecting a Case Law-Centered Approach to Title VII’s Reasonable Belief Doctrine
- Matthew P. Moriarty, Thy Brother Came with Subtlety: How a Cause of Action Against Companies Who Leak Data Can Increase Security in the Digital Age
Volume 62, Issue 4
- Robin Kundis Craig, Does the Endangered Species Act Preempt State Water Law?
- Amy Hardberger, Water is a Girl’s Best Friend: Examining the Water Valuation Dilemma
- Robert L. Glicksman, Regulatory Safeguards for Accountable Ecosystem Service Markets in Wetlands Development
- Melissa K. Scanlan, Adaptive Trading: Experimenting with Unlikely Partners
- Mary Jane Angelo & Jon Morris, Maintaining a Healthy Water Supply While Growing a Healthy Food Supply: Legal Tools for Cleaning Up Agricultural Water Pollution
- Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Adaptive Water Law
- Adell Louise Amos, Developing the Law of the River: The Integration of Law and Policy into Hydrologic and Socio-Economic Modeling Efforts in the Willamette River Basin
- John C. Peck, Legal Responses to Drought in Kansas
Volume 62, Issue 5
- M.H. Hoeflich, In Judge Lecompte’s Court
- Joseph A. Schremmer & Sean M. McGivern, Private Enforcement of the Kansas Wage Payment Act
- Burke W. Griggs, Beyond Drought: Water Rights in the Age of Permanent Depletion
- Grant Treaster, The Confusion Continues: The New Dynamic of the Economic Loss Doctrine in Kansas
- R. Patrick Springer, A Better Way: Rethinking SB 123 Probationary Drug Treatment in Kansas
- Mary L. Olson, Pin the Tail on . . . Somebody: The Kansas Supreme Court’s Decision to Expose Firearms Dealers to Unwarranted Liability
- Jason Harmon, Procedural Misjoinder: The Quest for a Uniform Standard
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 61, Issue 1
- Eang L. Ngov, Selling Land and Religion
- Jennifer Anglim Kreder, Fighting Corruption of the Historical Record: Nazi-Looted Art Litigation
- Mark Glover, The Therapeutic Function of Testamentary Formality
- Elwin Griffith, The Search for Better Communication Between the Debt Collector and the Consumer Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
- Lauren Elizabeth Luhrs, When in Doubt, Wear Red: Understanding Trademark Law’s Functionality Doctrine and Its Application to Single-Color Trademarks in the Fashion Industry
- Jennifer Vogel, Patenting DNA: Balancing the Need to Incentivize Innovation in Biotechnology with the Need to Make High-Quality Genetic Testing Accessible to Patients
Volume 61, Issue 2
- Martin B. Dickinson, Stephen W. Mazza & Michael R. Keenan, The Revolutionary 2012 Kansas Tax Act
- Cheryl B. Preston & Brandon T. Crowther, Minor Restrictions: Adolescence Across Legal Disciplines, the Infancy Doctrine, and the Restatement (Third) of Restitution and Unjust Enrichment
- Sophie Smyth, NGOs and Legitimacy in International Development
- Douglas R. Richmond, Watching Over, Watching Out: Lawyers’ Responsibilities for Nonlawyer Assistants
- Lahny R. Silva, In Search of a Second Chance: Channeling BMW v. Gore and Reconsidering Occupational Licensing Restrictions
- Michael H. Hoeflich, Rediscovering Apprenticeship
- Trent R. Byquist, Derailing FELA’s Causation Standard: The Supreme Court’s Misinterpretation of FELA in McBride and Suggestions to Restrict the Potential for Unlimited Carrier Liability
Volume 61, Issue 3
- Val Ricks, Assent Is Not an Element of Contract Formation
- Scott Sullivan, Networking Customary Law
- Jan M. Michaels, Michael J. McNaughton & Sridevi R. Krishnan, The "Non-Cumulation" Clause: Policyholders Cannot Have Their Cake and eat it Too
- H. Patrick Glenn, The Cosmopolitan State
- Sean Foley, The Newly Murkey World of Searches Incident to Lawful Arrest: Why the Gant Restrictions Should Apply to All Searches Incident to Arrest
- Matthew D. O'Neill, Searching for Enforcement: Title VI Regulations and Section 1983
Volume 61, Issue 4
- Richard Marcus, Cooperation and Litigation: Thoughts on the American Experience
- Steven S. Gensler & Lee H. Rosenthal, The Reappearing Judge
- Rebecca Love Kourlis & Brittany K.T. Kauffman, The American Civil Justice System: From Recommendations to Reform in the 21st Century
- Robert P. Burns, Advocacy in the Era of the Vanishing Trial
- John H. Martin, Advocacy in the Modern Age
Volume 61, Issue 5
- M.H. Hoeflich, In Piam Memoriam Francis Heller
- Edwin W. Hecker, Jr., Fiduciary Duties in Business Entities Revisited
- Pamela V. Keller, Balancing Employer Business Interests and Employee Privacy Interests: A Survey of Kansas Intrusion on Seclusion Cases in the Employment Context
- David Barclay, The Constitutional Vulnerabilities of Kansas's Income Tax Reforms
- Ryan H. Boyer, "Unveiling" Kansas's Ban on Application of Foreign Law
- David R. Green, Earth and Wind Industries Playing with Fire: The Concurrent Rights of Wind Farm Operators, Oil and Gas Developers, and Landowners in Kansas
- Whitney Novak, Blood Over Bond? A Call to Define Kansas's Requirements for Biological Fathers to Retain Parental Rights
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Archives
Volume 60
Volume 60, Issue 1
- Yvette Joy Liebesman, Downstream Copyright Infringers
- Christopher T. Hines, Returning to First Principles of Privilege Law: Focusing on the Facts in Internal Corporate Investigations
- Kristin Balding Gutting, Keeping Pace with the Times: Exploring the Meaning of Limited Partner for Purposes of the Internal Revenue Code
- Douglas B. McKechnie, Don't Daze, Phase, or Lase Me, Bro! Fourth Amendment Excessive-Force Claims, Future Nonlethal Weapons, and Why Requiring an Injury Cannot Withstand a Constitutional or Practical Challenge
- Sean Foley, RLUIPA's Equal-Terms Provision's Troubling Definition of Equal: Why the Equal-Terms Provision Must Be Interpreted Narrowly
Volume 60, Issue 2
- William A. Schroeder, Federal Habeas Review of State Prisoner Claims Based on Alleged Violations of Prophylactic Rules of Constitutional Criminal Procedure: Reviving and Extending Stone v. Powell
- Katheleen R. Guzman, Intents and Purposes
- Christopher C. French, The "Non-Cumulation Clause": An "Other Insurance" Clause by Another Name
- Mike Hoeflich & J. Nick Badgerow, The Regulation of Courtesy: Does Kansas Need a Code of Professionalism?
- Christian B. Corrigan, McDonald v. City of Chicago: Did Justice Thomas Resurrect the Privileges or Immunities Clause from the Dead? (And Did Justice Scalia Kill It Again?)
- Jessica Shannon, Commercial Speech in User-Generated Media: An Analysis of the FTC's Revised Guides Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising
Volume 60, Issue 3
- Stephen M. Johnson, In Defense of the Short Cut
- Michael H. Hoffheimer, General Personal Jurisdiction After Goodyear Dunlop Tires Operations, S.A. v. Brown
- Thaddeus Hoffmeister, Investigating Jurors in the Digital Age: One Click at a Time
- Joel Griffiths, Use It or Lose It: State Approaches to Increasing Use-Tax Revenue
- Michael S. Obermeier, Scoping Out the Limits of "Arms" Under the Second Amendment
Volume 60, Issue 4
- David Horton, Arbitration and Inalienability: A Critique of the Vindication of Rights Doctrine
- Maureen A. Weston, The Death of Class Arbitration After Concepcion?
- Jeffrey W. Stempel, Tainted Love: An Increasingly Odd Arbitral Infatuation in Derogation of Sound and Consistent Jurisprudence
- Richard C. Reuben, FAA Law, Without the Activism: What If the Bellwether Cases Were Decided by a Truly Conservative Court?
- Kristen M. Blankley, Taming the Wild West of Arbitration Ethics
- Thomas J. Stipanowich, The Arbitration Fairness Index: Using a Public Rating System to Skirt the Legal Logjam and Promote Fairer and More Effective Arbitration of Employment and Consumer Disputes
Volume 60, Issue 5
- Christopher C. Grenz, Into Battle Without a Shield: How One Reporter's Use of an Anonymous Source Led to the Creation of a Statutory Reporter's Privilege in Kansas
- Leslie A. Burton, A Review of Great Legal Traditions: Civil Law, Common Law, and Chinese Law in Historical and Operational Perspective
- Ashley Dillon, An Immodest Proposal: How the Kansas Supreme Court Can Unify the Uniform Trade Secret Act's Preemption of Common Law Claims
- Rachel E. Nelson, Kansas Allows Strict Liability Claims Against Used-Product Sellers in Gaumer v. Rossville Truck & Tractor Co.:Why the Third Restatement Is a Better Approach
- Joe Schremmer, Avoidable "Fraccident": An Argument Against Strict Liability for Hydraulic Fracturing
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 59
Volume 59, Issue 1
- Naomi Harlin Goodno, Protecting "Any Child": The Use of the Confidential-Marital-Communications Privilege in Child-Molestation Cases
- Thomas V. Burch, Manifest Disregard and the Imperfect Procedural Justice of Arbitration
- Kevin V. Tu, The Rise of State-Specific Attempts to Decipher the Sufficiency-of-a-Debtor-Name Standard Under Revised Article 9 and the End of Uniformity in Secured Transactions
- Brooke Edenfield, Who Ya Gonna Call? Confusion Reigns After the Supreme Court's Failure to Define Testimonial and Analyst in Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts
- Milos Jekic, Lowering the Jurisdictional Bar: A Call for an Equitable-Factors Analysis Under CERCLA's Timing-of-Review Provision
Volume 59, Issue 2
- Jonathan A. Marcantel, Because Judges Are Not Angels Either: Limiting Judicial Discretion by Introducing Objectivity into Piercing Doctrine
- Jill Wieber Lens, Honest Confusion: The Purpose of Compensatory Damages in Tort and Fraudulent Misrepresentation
- Andrea B. Carroll, Reregulating the Baby Market: A Call for a Ban on Payment of Birth-Mother Living Expenses
- Megan M. Westberg, Rwanda's Use of Transitional Justice After Genocide: The Gacaca Courts and the ICTR
- Kristin L. Ballobin, Line Drawing and the Bankruptcy Discharge: Why Prepetition Stipulations Are Enforceable but Prepetition Waivers Are Not
Volume 59, Issue 3
- Colin Miller, Deal or No Deal: Why Courts Should Allow Defendants to Present Evidence that They Rejected Favorable Plea Bargains
- Samuel D. Brunson, Grown-Up Income Shifting: Yesterday's Kiddie Tax Is Not Enough
- Joanna B. Apolinsky, Insider Trading as Misfeasance: The Yielding of the Fiduciary Requirement
- Jill E. Family, Beyond Decisional Independence: Uncovering Contributors to the Immigration Adjudication Crisis
- Kerri Lynn Stone, Clarifying Stereotyping
- Daniel J. Buller, Copyright Infringement in the Ether: RAM Buffering and the Copyright Act's Duration Requirement
Volume 59, Issue 4
- Jeffrey S. Sutton, What Does - and Does Not - Ail State Constitutional Law
- Todd E. Pettys, Letter from Iowa: Same-Sex Marriage and the Ouster of Three Justices
- Jeffrey M. Shaman, State Constitutional Law: The Right of Privacy and Same-Sex Marriage
- Mark D. Martin & Daniel F.E. Smith, Recent Experience with Intermediate Scrutiny Under the North Carolina Constitution: Blankenship v. Bartlett and King ex rel. Harvey-Barrow v. Beaufort County Board of Education
- Sanford Levinson, Courts as Participants in "Dialogue": A View from American States
- Michael A. Berch, Reflections on the Role of State Courts in the Vindication of State Constitutional Rights: A Plea for State Appellate Courts to Consider Unraised Issues of State Constitutional Law in Criminal Cases
- Stephen R. McAllister, Individual Rights Under a System of Dual Sovereignty: The Right to Keep and Bear Arms
- State Constitutional Law Steps Out of the Shadows: Transcript of Selected Symposium Panel Discussions
- Allen L. Lanstra, A Casebook for the Dean's Reading List: Holland, McAllister, Shaman & Sutton, State Constitutional Law: The Modern Experience
Volume 59, Issue 5
- John J. Francis, Stacy L. Leeds, Aliza Organick, & Jelani Jefferson Exum, Reassessing Concurrent Tribal-State-Federal Criminal Jurisdiction in Kansas
- William E. Westerbeke, In Praise of Arbitrariness: The Proposed 83.7% Rule of Modified Comparative Fault
- Deanell Reece Tacha, Diversity in the Judiciary: A Conversation with Deanell Tacha
- John W. Head, Civilization and Law: A Dark Optimism Based on the Precedent of Unprecedented Crises
- Scott Gordon Wheeler, LLC Fiduciaries: Where Has All the Good Faith Gone?
- Jill E. Moenius, Buying Promises: How Citizens United's Campaign Campaign Expenditures Convert Our "Impartial" Judges and Their Nonpromissory Campaign Statements into an Indebted, Influenced, and Dependent Judiciary
- Eli Rosenberg, Silence Is Golden: Excluding Internal Complaints from ERISA Section 510
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 58
Volume 58, Issue 1
- Elizabeth A. Rowe, A Sociological Approach to Misappropriation
- Tigran W. Eldred, The Psychology of Conflicts of Interest in Criminal Cases
- Carl J. Circo, Does Sustainability Require a New Theory of Property Rights?
- The Hon. Robert H. Henry, Overcoming Advocacy
- Megan L. Hoffman, Note, The Substantial Weight Test: A Proposal to Resolve the Circuits' Disparate Interpretations of Materiality Under the False Claims Act
- Mark A. Samsel, Comment, Peering into the Campaign Finance Law Crystal Ball: Guiding Principles for the Future of the BCRA and "Issue Advocacy" in Citizens United and Beyond
Volume 58, Issue 2
- Carla Spivack, Why the Testamentary Doctrine of Undue Influence Should Be Abolished
- Mark Klock, What Will It Take to Label Participation in a Deceptive Scheme to Defraud Buyers of Securities a Violation of Section 10(b)? The Disastrous Result and Reasoning of Stoneridge
- Nicole B. Porter, Why Care About Caregivers?: Using Communitarian Theory to Justify Protection of "Real" Workers
- Teri Dobbins Baxter, Private Oppression: How Laws that Protect Privacy Can Lead to Oppression
- Erica A. Schroeder, Comment, Sounds of Prejudice: Background Music During Victim Impact Statements
Volume 58, Issue 3
- Douglas R. Richmond, The Partnership Paradigm and Law Firm Non-Equity Partners
- Michael D. Sousa, The Principle of Consumer Utility: A Contemporary Theory of the Bankruptcy Discharge
- Bruce A. Antkowiak, The Rights Question
- Monica Hof Wallace, A Federal Referendum: Extending Child Support for Higher Education
- Joshua Bender, Comment, What's That Smell: Why the Tenth Circuit Should Discard Its Distinction Between the Odor of Burnt and Raw Marijuana
- Sean McLaughlin, Comment, Controlling Smart Phone Abuse: The Federal Labor Standards Act's Definition of "Work" in Non-Exempt Employee Claims for Overtime
Volume 58, Issue 4
- Thomas E. Willging & Emery G. Lee III, From Class Actions to Multidistrict Consolidations: Aggregate Mass-Tort Litigation after Ortiz
- Steven S. Gensler, The Other Side of the CAFA Effect: An Empirical Analysis of Class Action Activity in the Oklahoma State Courts
- Linda S. Mullenix, Nine Lives: The Punitive Damage Class
- Elizabeth Chamblee Burch, Aggregation, Community, and the Line Between
- Patrick Woolley, Collateral Attack and the Role of Adequate Representation in Class Suits for Money Damages
- Howard M. Erichson, The Trouble with All-or-Nothing Settlements
- Laura J. Hines, Mirroring or Muscling: An Examination of State Class Action Appellate Rulemaking
Volume 58, Issue 5
- M.H. Hoeflich, Just a Scrap of History: Judge Cassius Gaius Foster and Major J.K. Hudson, "The Fighting Editor"
- Keith G. Meyer, A Garden Variety of UCC Issues Dealing with Agriculture
- Melanie D. Wilson, "You Crossed the Fog Line!" - Kansas, Pretext, and the Fourth Amendment
- Bill Cross, Note, The NCAA as Publicity Enemy Number One
- Ryan Mize, Comment, From Plausibility to Clarity: An Analysis of the Implications of Ashcroft v. Iqbal and Possible Remedies
- Evan E. North, Comment, Facebook Isn't Your Space Anymore: Discovery of Social Networking Websites
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
Volume 57
Volume 57, Issue 1
- David L. Markell and Tom Tyler, Using Empirical Research to Design Government Citizen Participation Processes: A Case Study of Citizens' Roles in Environmental Compliance and Enforcement
- Ann M. Scarlett, A Better Approach for Balancing Authority and Accountability in Shareholder Derivative Litigation
- Tracy A. Kaye, The Gentle Art of Corporate Seduction: Tax Incentives in the United States and the European Union
- Sandra F. Sperino, The "Disappearing" Dilemma: Why Agency Principles Should Now Take Center Stage in Retaliation Cases
- Christina Elmore, An Enemy Within Our Midst: Distinguishing Enemy Combatants from Civilians in the War Against Terrorism
Volume 57, Issue 2
- David S. Caudill, Strategic Idealizations of Science to Oppose Environmental Regulation: A Case Study of Five TMDL Controversies
- Margaret Cordray and Richard Cordray, Setting the Social Agenda: Deciding to Review High-Profile Cases at the Supreme Court
- John M. Bickers, Of Non-Horses, Quantum Mechanics, and the Establishment Clause
- Aaron K. Johnstun and Stephen J. Ware, Farm Tractors in Kansas: How to Perfect a Security Interest
- Christopher P. Winters, Cultivating a Relationship that Works: Cyber-Vigilantism and the Public Versus Private Inquiry of Cyber-Predator Stings
- Carol J. Toland, Internet Journalists and the Reporter's Privilege: Providing Protection for Online Periodicals
Volume 57, Issue 3
- Thomas L. Hafemeister and Sarah Payne Bryan, Beware Those Bearing Gifts: Physicians' Fiduciary Duty to Avoid Pharmaceutical Marketing
- Mark A. Rothstein, Genetic Stalking and Voyeurism: A New Challenge to Privacy
- Sudha Setty, No More Secret Laws: How Transparency of Executive Branch Legal Policy Doesn't Let the Terrorists Win
- Michael J. Hidgon, Oral Argument and Impression Management: Harnessing the Power of Nonverbal Persuasion for a Judicial Audience
- Josh Hill, Devin Ross, Brad Serafine, with foreword by Richard Levy, Survey of English-Only Laws in the United States
Volume 57, Issue 4 (Symposium Issue: Law, Reparations & Racial Disparities)
- Roy L. Brooks, Toward a Post Atonement America: The Supreme Court's Atonement for Slavery and Jim Crow
- Derrick Darby, Educational Equality and the Science of Diversity in Grutter: A Lesson for the Reparations Debate in the Age of Obama
- William Darity Jr., Stratification Economics: Context Versus Culture and the Reparations Controversy
- Ronald Caldwell Jr., The Erosion of Affirmative Action and its Consequences for the Black-White Educational Attainment Gap
- Bruce Western and Christopher Wildeman, Punishment, Inequality, and the Future of Mass Incarceration
- Cassia Spohn, Race, Sex, and Pretrial Detention in Federal Court: Indirect Effects and Cumulative Disadvantage
- Ruth D. Peterson and Lauren J. Krivo, Race, Residence, and Violent Crime: A Structure of Inequality
- Kevin Outterson, The End of Reparations Talk: Reparations in an Obama World
- Daniela Ikawa and Laura Mattar, Racial Discrimination in Access to Health: The Brazilian Experience
- Stacy Elmer, Health Disparities and Historical Injustice in Sierra Leone: A Case for Reparations?
Volume 57, Issue 5 (Kansas Issue)
- Kansas Law Review Criminal Procedure Survey
- Mike Kautsch, Press Freedom and Fair Trials in Kansas: How Media and the Courts Have Struggled to Resolve Competing Claims of Constitutional Rights
- Jean Phillips & Elizabeth Cateforis, Self-Defense: What's a Jury Got to Do with It?
- M.H. Hoeflich, Clarence Darrow and His Ties to Kansas
- Tim Davis, Extraterritorial Application of the Writ of Habeas Corpus After Boumediene: With Separation of Powers Comes Individual Rights
- Christopher Kaufman, Unsportsmanlike Conduct: 15-yard Penalty and Loss of Free Speech in Public University Sports Stadiums
- Andrew Treaster, Juveniles in Kansas Have a Constitutional Right to a Jury Trial. Now What? Making Sense of In re L.M.
Volume 56
Volume 56, Issue 1
- Thu-Nga T. Vo, Lifting the Curse of the SOX Through Employee Assessments of the Internal Control Environment
- Megan J. Ballard, The Shortsightedness of Blind Trusts
- Kelli A. Alces, Enforcing Corporate Fiduciary Duties in Bankruptcy
- Osamudia R. James, Breaking Free of Chevron's Constraints: Zuni Public School District No. 89 v. U.S. Department of Education
- Francis J. Baalmann, Up Squeeze-Out Merger Creek Without a Paddle: Life for Minority Interest Holders After Welch v. Via Christi Health Partners, Inc.
Volume 56, Issue 2
- Howard M. Wasserman, Jurisdiction, Merits, and Non-Extant Rights
- Leslie Yalof Garfield, Adding Colors to the Chameleon: Why the Supreme Court Should Have Adopted a New Compelling Governmental Interest Test for Race-Preference Student Assignment Plans
- Bradley T. Borden, Policy and Theoretical Dimensions of Qualified Tax Partnerships
- H. Brian Holland, In Defense of Online Intermediary Immunity: Facilitating Communities of Modified Exceptionalism
- Julia Gilmore Gaughan, Institutionalization as Discrimination: How Medicaid Waivers, the ADA, and § 1983 Fail
- Mike Breen, Nothing to Hide: Why Metadata Should Be Presumed Relevant
Volume 56, Issue 3
- Nancy Kim, Mistakes, Changed Circumstances and Intent
- Robert L. Glicksman, Coal-Fired Power Plants, Greenhouse Gases, and State Statutory Substantial Endangerment Provisions: Climate Change Comes to Kansas
- Walter W. Heiser, Forum Non Conveniens and Retaliatory Legislation: The Impact on the Available Alternative Forum Inquiry and on the Desirability of Forum Non Conveniens as a Defense Tactic
- Christopher R. Drahozal, Busting Arbitration Myths
- Chris Colyer, Searching for a Solution: The Lanham Act's "Use in Commerce" Requirement in Search Engine Keyword Advertising Cases
- Michael T. Crabb, "The Executive Branch Shall Construe": The Canon of Constitutional Avoidance and the Presidential Signing Statement
Volume 56, Issue 4 (Kansas Issue)
- Criminal Procedure Survey
- Tom Stacy, Relating Kansas Offenses
- Steve Leben, Commenting on Credibility in Kansas: A Constructive Criticism of State v. Pabst
- Richard E. Levy, The Tie That Binds: Some Thoughts About the Rule of Law, Law and Economics, Collective Action Theory, Reciprocity, and Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
- Lindsey Heinz, "Please Don't Shot My Daughter!" Is There Legal Support for State-Compelled HPV Vaccination Laws? Why Ethical, Moral, and Religious Opposition to These Laws May Be Jumping the Gun
- Bethany Shelton, Turning a Blind Eye to Justice: Kansas Courts Must Integrate Scientific Research Regarding Eyewitness Testimony Into the Courtroom
- Annie Wells, Home on the Gun Range: Discussing Whether Kansas's New Stand Your Ground Statute Will Protect Gun Owners Who Use Disproportionate Force in Self Defense
- Kelly H. Foos, Toward a Rational Seat Belt Policy in Kansas
Volume 56, Issue 5 (Symposium Issue - Biolaw: Law at the Frontiers of Biology)
- Jim Chen, Biolaw: Cracking the Code
- Jerry Menikoff, Beyond Abigail Alliance: The Reality Behind the Right
- Andrew W. Torrance, Patenting Human Evolution
- Henry T. Greely, Neuroscience and Criminal Justice: Not Responsibility but Treatment
- Henry T. Greely, Remarks on Human Enhancement
- Sen. Adlah Donastorg, Remarks on Environmental Stewardship in the U.S. Virgin Islands
Volume 55
Volume 55, Issue 1
- Douglas D. McFarland, The True Compass: No Federal Question in a State Law Claim
- Elwin Griffith, The Challenge of Communicating with the Consumer and Validating the Debt Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
- Robert F. Blomquist, Globoecopragmatism: How to Think (and How Not to Think) About Trade and the Environment
- Jeffrey A. Parness, American General Jurisdiction Trial Courts: New Visions, New Guidelines
- Crissa A. Seymour Cook, Constructive Criticism: Phillips v. AWH Corp. and the Continuing Ambiguity of Patent Claim Construction Principles
Volume 55, Issue 2
- Leigh Goodmark, The Punishment of Dixie Shanahan: Is There Justice for Battered Women Who Kill?
- Peggie R. Smith, Welfare, Child Care, and the People Who Care: Union Representation of Family Child Care Providers
- Anders Kaye, The Secret Politics of the Compatibilist Criminal Law
- David R. Hague, The Ninth Amendment: A Constitutional Challenge to Corporal Punishment in Public Schools
- Guillermo Gabriel Zorogastua, Improperly Divorced from Its Roots: The Rationales of the Collateral Source Rule and Their Implications for Medicare and Medicaid Write-Offs
Volume 55, Issue 3
- Ned Snow, A Copyright Conundrum: Protecting Email Privacy
- Stephen R. McAllister, Funeral Picketing Laws and Free Speech
- Grant M. Hayden and Stephen E. Ellis, Law and Economics After Behavioral Economics
- Kimberly N. Brown, What's Left Standing? Campaign Finance Regulation and the Battle for Judicial Review
- Brian Bumgardner, Fernandez-Vargas v. Gonzales: Due Process Concerns, Probable Consequences, and Possible Solutions
- Jonathan Grossman, Human Embryos, Patents, and the Thirteenth Amendment
Volume 55, Issue 4 (Kansas Issue)
- Criminal Procedure Survey
- Robert C. Casad, In Memoriam-William Arthur Kelly
- Pamela V. Keller and Elinor P. Schroeder, Survey of Kansas Employment Law
- Suzanne Carey McAllister, Some Recent Developments in Kansas Residential Landlord-Tenant Law and Evictions
- Brian Moline & M. H. Hoeflich, Some Kansas Lawyer Poets
- M.H. Hoeflich, The Great Kansas Seed Swindle
- Zach Lerner, Rethinking What Agriculture Could Use
- David Warner, Are the Corporation and Its Employees the Same?: Piercing the Intracorporate Conspiracy Doctrine in a Post-Enron World
- Joe Bant, United States v. Rosen: Pushing the Free Press onto a Slippery Slope?
Volume 55, Issue 5 (Symposium Issue - The Massachusetts Plan and the Future of Universal Coverage)
Perspectives on Health Reform
- Timothy Stoltzfus Jost, The Massachusetts Health Plan: Public Insurance for the Poor, Private Insurance for the Wealthy, Self-Insurance for the Rest?
- David A. Hyman, The Massachusetts Health Plan: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
- Michael H. Fox, Healthcare Reform: The Rhetoric and the Reality
- Theodore Marmor, Healthcare Reform: The Rhetoric and the Reality
Regulatory Issues
- Joan H. Krause, Fraud in Universal Coverage: The Usual Suspects (and then Some)
- Peter D. Jacobson and Rebecca L. Braun, Let 1000 Flowers Wilt: The Futility of State-Level Heath Care Reform
- Amy B. Monahan, Pay or Play Laws, ERISA, Preemption, and Potential Lessons from Massachusetts
Implementing Universal Coverage
- William M. Sage, Might the Fact that 90% of Americans Live Within 15 Miles of a Wal-Mart Help Achieve Universal Health Care?
- Melissa B. Jacoby, Individual Health Insurance Mandates and Financial Distress: A Few Notes from the Debtor-Creditor Research and Debates
- Stephen J. Ware, "Medical-Related Financial Distress" and Health Care Finance: A Reply to Professor Melissa Jacoby
- Jerry Menikoff, (Too) Much Ado About the Ethics of Less-than-Universal Access to Health Care?
- Elizabeth A. Weeks, Failure to Connect: The Massachusetts Plan for Individual Health Insurance
State Experiences
- Christie L. Hager, Massachusetts Health Reform: A Social Compact and a Bold Experiment
- Sidney D. Watson, Timothy McBride, Heather Bednarek and Muhammad Islam, The Road from Massachusetts to Missouri: What Will it Take for Other States to Replicate Massachusetts Health Reform?
- Marcia J. Nielsen, Health Care System Reform in Kansas: Context, Challenges, and Capacity
Volume 54
Volume 54, Issue 1
- Victor Schwartz & Cary Silverman, Commonsense Construction of Consumer Protection Acts
- John E. Taylor, Using Suppression Hearing Testimony to Prove Good Faith Under United States v. Leon
- William K. Sjostrom Jr., Tapping the Reservoir: Mutual Fund Litigation Under Section 36(a) of the Investment Company Act of 1940
- Mary Crossley, Discrimination Against the Unhealthy in Health Insurance
- Rebecca Martin, New Problems with Removable and the A.L.I.
Volume 54, Issue 2
- Paul J. Zwier, The Utility of a Nonconsequentialist Rationale for Civil Jury Awarded Punitive Damages
- Aya Gruber, Raising the Red Flag: The Continued Relevance of the Japanese Internment in the Post Hamdi World
- Richard Raimond, The Role of Indefinite Detention in Antiterrorism Legislation
- Matthew Gaus, Lock v. Davey: Discretion, Discrimination, and the New Free Exercise
