Touro Law Review | Vol 33 | No. 3

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Touro Law Review

Touro Law Review

Prefatory Matter

Table of Contents

Articles

Implications of a Revitalized 28 U.S.C. 1400(B): Identifying the Regular and Established Place of Business for Patent Venue in the Internet Age
Steven Pepe and Samuel Brenner

The Emerging American Police State: The Problem Is Not with the Police, but Higher Up
William E. Nelson

The Simple Meaning of Stop Signs: A Response to Professor William Nelson
Dan Subotnik

A Reply to Professor Dan Subotnik
William E. Nelson

Justice Scalia, Originalism and Textualism
Thomas A. Schweitzer

Attacking Smart Growth
Michael Lewyn

Political Gerrymandering: Was Elbridge Gerry Right
C. Daniel Chill

Rethinking East Mediterranean Security: Powers, Allies & International Law
Sami Dogru and Herbert Reginbogin

iThink My Electronic Data Is Secure, but Is It: A Constitutional Analysis of in Re the Search of an Apple iPhone
Shira Bloom

"My Lips Are Sealed, Unless..." Examining the Reporter's Privilege in New York and Why It Should Be Applied Federally
Luann Dallojacono

Humans of New York, Shut Your Blinds
Amanda Defeo

Finding a Fair Balance for the Right of Publicity and First Amendment Protections
Christine DiGregorio

Boys Will Be Girls, and Girls Will Be Boys: Urging the Supreme Court to Recognize a Transgender Student's Right to Use the Appropriate Facilities in a Federally Funded School
Dianna Felberbaum

Sex Offender Registration in New York: The Dangers of State Law Preemption of Local Residency Restriction Laws and Its Implications for Communities and Sex Offenders Alike
Megan Forbes

The Moral and Economic Advantages of Raising the Age of Criminal Responsibility in New York among Juvenile Offenders, and Plans for Rehabilitation
Patrick Harty

Stingrays, Triggerfish, and Hailstroms, Oh My: The Fourth Amendment Implications of the Increasing Government Use of Cell-Site Simulators
Jenna Jonassen

The Fourth Amendment and Driving While Intoxicated: When Does a Police Officer Need a Warrant ?
Marra Kassman

Protecting Subject Children in Family Court and beyond: The Necessity to Utilize Identical Confidentiality Measures between Article 6 Lincoln Hearings and Article 10 Lincoln Hearings
Bradley Kaufman

That's What She Said: An Evaluation of Whether Hearsay Exceptions Should Be Permitted in Accusatory Instruments
Andrea Laterza

Damages for Partial Product Design Patent Infringement
Patryk Oskar Rogowski

Is Fair Use Actually Fair in the Digital Age for Good-Faith Creators: A Call for a Broader Interpretation of the Fair Use Doctrine in the Digital Age
Joseph Tromba

The Stakes Are High: The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act Is Constitutionally Vulnerable and Reflects Bad Policy
Stephen Weinstein

#Protected Hashtags, Trademarks, and the First Amendment
Delaram Yousefi