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Volume 72, Issue 3

Masthead and Table of Contents

Articles

The Human Right of Property
by José E. Alvarez

The (Mis)application of Rule 404(b) Heuristics
by Dora W. Klein  

Industrial Cyber Vulnerabilities: Lessons from Stuxnet and the Internet of Things
by Lawrence J. Trautman & Peter C. Ormerod

Notes & Comments

Deflategate Pumped Up: Analyzing the Second Circuit’s Decision and the NFL Commissioner’s Authority
by Josh Mandel

Killer Cell Phones and Complacent Companies: How Apple Fails to Cure Distracted Driving Fatalities
by Summer Galitz

Drawing the Line: The Jurisprudence of Non-Consensual Pornography and the Implications of Kanye West’s Famous Music Video
by Karla Utset

Kratom Crackdown: How the DEA Abused Its Emergency Scheduling Authority Under the Controlled Substances Act
by Olivia Castillo 

The Struggle to Define Privacy Rights and Liabilities in a Digital World and the Unfortunate Role of Constitutional Standing
by Juan Olano

 

UMLR NEWS

 

Juarez v. People of the State of Colorado: Is “Probably” Sufficient to Satisfy a Defense Attorney’s Duty to Give Clear Advice in the Face of Deportation?

November 18, 2020

 

Carney v. Adams: SCOTUS Considers Political Balance in Delaware Courts While the Nation Debates Politicization of Supreme Court Justice Nominations

November 9, 2020

 

United States v. Google LLC: Cracking Down on Big Tech

November 9, 2020

 

Fulton v. City of Philadelphia: LGBTQ Rights and Religious Freedom in the Wake of Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation

November 1, 2020

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Juarez v. People of the State of Colorado: Is “Probably” Sufficient to Satisfy a Defense Attorney’s Duty to Give Clear Advice in the Face of Deportation?

 

Carney v. Adams: SCOTUS Considers Political Balance in Delaware Courts While the Nation Debates Politicization of Supreme Court Justice Nominations

 

United States v. Google LLC: Cracking Down on Big Tech

 

Fulton v. City of Philadelphia: LGBTQ Rights and Religious Freedom in the Wake of Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation

 

House Report on Competition in Digital Markets: Are Big Changes Coming to Big Tech?

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