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A Conviction in Jeopardy: The Mysterious Case Against Scott Peterson, Jolie Bodner Zangari

A Dream Still Deferred: The Unlawful Use of Student Fees for Instructional Technology in an Alabama Public School Causing a Disparate Impact for Minority Children, Taurus Myhand

AI Bots as Teachers: What Is Left for Human Law Professors to Offer in the Classroom?, Harold I. Abramson

An Unprecedented Verdict: Expanding Parental Liability for Children’s Violent Crimes, Jolie Bodner Zangari

Cyber Sexual Misconduct: The Evolution of Sexual Privacy Laws and Best Practices for Representing Victims, Jolie Bodner Zangari and Lindsay Lieberman

Once the Jury Sees It, the Jury Can’t Unsee It: The Challenge Trial Judges Face When Authenticating Video Evidence in the Age of Deepfakes, Taurus Myhand

Recent Reads, Jolie Zangari

Redefining the Reasonable Person in Police Encounters: The Impact of the Mainstream News Media’s Portrayal of Modern Police Conduct, Taurus Myhand

The Jury Does Not Always Need Help from Lay Opinion Witnesses, Taurus Myhand

Will the Jury System Survive the Peña-Rodriguez Exception to Rule 606(B)?: The Court’s Response to Racial Discrimination by a Juror Leaves the Future of the American Jury Trial System in Jeopardy, Taurus Myhand

You Be the Judge: The Wholesale Implementation of Bail Schedules by the Judiciary as an Abdication of Adjudicatory Responsibility Creating a Disparate Impact for African-Americans and Hispanics Accused of a Criminal Offense, Taurus Myhand

You Get the Jury You Get and You Don’t Throw a Fit, Taurus Myhand