Submissions from 2019
To Be Physically Present or Not to Be Physically Present: The Use of Videoconferences During Felony Proceedings, Meaghan Annett
The Ninth Circuit Enters the Class Certification Fray: Sali's Rejection of Evidentiary Formalism and Its Implications, Jessica Bachetti
Securities Disclosure As Soundbite: The Case of CEO Pay Ratios, Steven A. Bank and George S. Georgiev
Is Trolling Trump a Right or a Privilege?: The Erroneous Finding in Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University v. Trump, Lauren Beausoleil
Admitted Students Guidebook, 2019 Edition, Boston College Law Students Association and Boston College Law School Office of Admissions
Straight to Video: America’s Inmates Deprived of a Lifeline Through Video-Only Visits, Alexandre Bou-Rhodes
Property, Concepts, and Functions, Eric R. Claeys
Federal Guilty Pleas: Inequities, Indigence, and the Rule 11 Process, Julian A. Cook III
The Interdependent Relationship of a Free Press and an Independent Judiciary in a Constitutional Democracy, Robert J. Cordy
The U.S. Military’s Environmental Protection Efforts: Unexpected Eco-Friendly Solutions to Land Management Problems, Curtis Cranston
Property's Edges, David A. Dana and Nadav Shoked
Digitizing the Brooker Collection: From Dower to the Dow, Laurel Davis
Modernizing the Stockholder Shield: How Blockchains and Distributed Ledgers Could Rescue the Appraisal Remedy, Brandon Ferrick
Narrowing in on the Problem: A Component-Level Analysis of "Hybrid" Medical Devices, Jillian Friedmann
Hour Late on Your Bail, Spend the Weekend in Jail: Substantive Due Process and Pretrial Detention, Coleman Gay
A “Natural” Stand Off Between the Food and Drug Administration and the Courts: The Rise in Food-Labeling Litigation & the Need for Regulatory Reform, Amy-Lee Goodman
Labor Law, Antitrust Law, and Economics Professors' Comment on the National Labor Relations Board's Proposed Joint-Employer Rule, Hiba Hafiz, Brishen Rogers, Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt, and Kate Bronfenbrenner
Size Matters: Force and Size Disparity in Cases of Aggravated Sexual Abuse, Janine Hanrahan
Why Healthcare Companies Should Be(come) Benefit Corporations, Yaniv Heled, Liza Vertinsky, and Cass Brewer
U.S. Citizens Detained and Deported? A Test of the Great Writ's Reach in Protecting Due Process Rights in Removal Proceedings, Caroline Holliday
10 Reasons Why Congress Should Defund ICE’s Deportation Force, Kari E. Hong
Fighting the Undead: Why States Should Use Forced Vesting to Kill Zombie Mortgages, Roman Ibragimov
The New State Zoning: Land Use Preemption Amid a Housing Crisis, John Infranca
Of Piketty and Perpetuities: Dynastic Wealth in the Twenty-First Century (and Beyond), Eric Kades
Who Will Educate Me? Using the Americans with Disabilities Act to Improve Educational Access for Incarcerated Juveniles with Disabilities, Lauren A. Koster
Safe Injection Sites and the Federal "Crack House" Statute, Alex Kreit
When the Same Words Mean Different Things: Varjabedian v. Emulex Corp., and the Requirements of Section 14(e) of the Exchange Act, Isaac Lederman
Narrowing the Digital Divide: A Better Broadband Universal Service Program, Daniel Lyons
The Antideficiency Act Charade: A Low-Key Separation of Powers Drama, Daniel A. Lyons
Extending the Sex-Plus Discrimination Doctrine to Age Discrimination Claims Involving Multiple Discriminatory Motives, Marc Chase McAllister
A Dirty Waste—How Renewable Energy Policies Have Financed the Unsustainable Waste-to-Energy Industry, Hale McAnulty
Public or Private? The Split Over First Amendment Protection of Union Speech by Public Employees, Meredith McCaffrey
Remedying Wrongful Convictions Through DNA Testing: Expanding Post-Conviction Litigants’ Access to DNA Database Searches to Prove Innocence, Kayleigh E. McGlynn
Survival of the Trademark License: In re Tempnology and Contract Rejection in Bankruptcy, Avery Minor
Categorizing Wayne's World: The Public Forum Doctrine and Public Access Channels, Michael Molstad
Heads I Win, Tails You Lose: The "Expense" of a De Novo Review of USPTO Decisions, Sarah Murphy
How Was That Reasonable? The Misguided Development of Qualified Immunity and Excessive Force by Law Enforcement Officers, Marcus R. Nemeth
Pay Up or Else: Immigration Bond and How a Small Procedural Change Could Liberate Immigrant Detainees, Jeremy Pepper
Evaluating the Legality of Age-Based Criteria in Health Care: From Nondiscrimination and Discretion to Distributive Justice, Govind Persad
Mass Arrests & the Particularized Probable Cause Requirement, Amanda Peters
The Effect of the Internet Era and South Dakota v. Wayfair on the Unitary Business Rule, Phillip Popkin
Duty or No Duty? That Is the Question: The Second Circuit Reasserts That a Violation of Item 303's Duty to Disclose Can Establish Liability Under Section 10(b), Rebecca Rabinowitz
Digging Deep: The Clean Water Act's Applicability to Groundwater Discharges, Justin Rheingold
Who’s Driving That Car?: An Analysis of Regulatory and Potential Liability Frameworks for Driverless Cars, Madeline Roe
Third-Party Funding in Investment Arbitration: Misappropriation of Access to Justice Rhetoric by Global Speculative Finance, Tara Santosuosso and Randall Scarlett
"Good Faith" Trademark Infringement: The Ninth Circuit's Approach to the Tea Rose-Rectanus Doctrine, Roya Tabibi
A Meaningful Opportunity for Release: Graham and Miller Applied to De Facto Sentences of Life Without Parole for Juvenile Offenders, Anton Tikhomirov
Social Justice Implications for "Retail" CED, Paul R. Tremblay
Policing Cyberspace: The Uncertain Future of Data Privacy and Security Enforcement in the Wake of LabMD, Julia Whall
ADA Litigation Cannot Reasonably Accommodate Per Se Rules, Meg Ziegler
Images from 2018
The Case for an EU Protagonist Role on Third Party Funding Regulation, Munia El Harti Alonso
Ethics Issues Inherent in Special Immigrant Juvenile State Court Proceedings - Practical Proposals for Intractable Problems, Alexis Anderson
Court Capture, J. Jonas Anderson
The Exigencies of Drunk Driving: Cripps v. State and the Issues with Taking Drivers' Blood Without a Warrant, Timothy Andrea
Lawyer and Law Student Well-Being, Filippa M. Anzalone
Justice for All? Protecting the Public Interest in Investment Treaties, Alessandra Arcuri and Francesco Montanaro
Playing a Man Down: Professional Sports and Stadium Finance—How Leagues and Franchises Extract Favorable Terms from American Cities, Nicholas Baker
Constitutional Anomalies or As-Applied Challenges? A Defense of Religious Exemptions, Stephanie H. Barclay and Mark L. Rienzi
Property Rights as Human Rights in International Investment Arbitration: A Critical Approach, Enrique Boone Barrera
The Admissibility of Sampling Evidence to Prove Individual Damages in Class Actions, Hillel J. Bavli and John Kenneth Felter
Criminalizing Race: Racial Disparities in Plea-Bargaining, Carlos Berdejó
Turner-ing Over a New Leaf: Pre-Charge Plea Negotiations as a Critical Stage for the Purposes of the Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel, Alexis Berglund
The Constitution to The Constitution, Mary Sarah Bilder
The Ordeal and the Constitution, Mary Sarah Bilder
Organic Corporate Governance, Robert C. Bird and Stephen Kim Park
Doctrine on the Run: The Deepening Circuit Split Concerning Application of the Fugitive Disentitlement Doctrine to Foreign Nationals, Chloe S. Booth
The Price Tag on Designer Babies: Market Share Liability, Boston College Law Review Staff
Admitted Students Guidebook, 2018 Edition, Boston College Law Students Association and Boston College Law School Office of Admissions
When the Defendant Doesn't Testify: The Eighth Circuit Considers a Reasonable Broken Promise in Bahtuoh v. Smith, Alexandre Bou-Rhodes
Aggregation on Defendants' Terms: Bristol-Myers Squibb and the Federalization of Mass-Tort Litigation, Andrew D. Bradt and D. Theodore Rave
Top-Down or from the Ground?: A Practical Perspective on Reforming the Field of Children and the Law, Cheryl Bratt
Discriminatory Job Knowledge Tests, Police Promotions, and What Title VII Can Learn from Tort Law, Mark S. Brodin
Discriminatory Job Knowledge Tests, Police Promotions, and What Title VII Can Learn from Tort Law, Mark S. Brodin
Amicus Brief in Hedberg and Hedberg, M.D. v. Wakamatsu, M.D., Mark S. Brodin and Nickolas Merrill
Title VII and the Collateral Source Rule: Evaluating the Not-So Equitable Remedy in EEOC v. Consol Energy, Virginia Calistro
Lost Profits in a Multicomponent World, Bernard Chao
Privacy, Screened Out: Analyzing the Threat to Individual Privacy Rights and Fifth Amendment Protections in State v. Stahl, Jesse Coulon
Response Regarding Bureau Civil Investigative Demands and Associated Processes (Docket No. CFPB-2018-0001), Prentiss Cox, Christopher L. Peterson, and Financial Regulation and Consumer Protection Scholars and Former Regulators