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Reconciling Jarkesy and Silver Moss: Rethinking Civil Tax Fraud Penalties in the Administrative State
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Algorithmic Armor: Rethinking Section 230's Protection of Platform Design
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Looking for Loopholes: Are Suicide Notes Really Admissible as Dying Declarations?
The “classic” dying declaration under Federal Rule of Evidence 804(b)(2) is made by a person near death from fatal wounds or illness who makes a statement to a third party about who inflicted the wounds or caused the illness. The rule is based on the belief that persons making such statements are…
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From Cowboys to Corner Crossers: Reviving the Unlawful Inclosures Act to Protect Public Land Access
As disputes over public land access intensify, “corner crossing” (the act of stepping from one parcel of public land to another at a shared corner with private property) has ignited legal and political battles across the West. At stake is not just the meaning of trespass, but the public’s right to…
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Dignity for the Deceased: The Abolition Solution to the Laws Governing Unclaimed Body Donation
This Note explores the dangers bubbling under the surface of body donation law across the United States. Specifically, this Note investigates the little-known contours of Ohio law that open the door for body donation practices that may bypass an individual’s consent. While data is slim on the…
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Unprotected in Public: Street Harassment and the Legal Control of Female Resistance
This Article traces the historical development of street harassment from its emergence in the Victorian era to its contemporary manifestations, situating it within broader social, legal, and gendered frameworks. It explores the cultural and structural forces that have enabled street harassment to…
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A Pervasive Principle and a Proposal for Postconviction Procedures: Res Judicata, Pro Se Petitions, and a Defendant's Right to Counsel in Ohio
“A postconviction petition is very difficult to win.” This is especially true in Ohio. Many postconviction petitions are submitted by incarcerated pro se petitioners who draft and file petitions without the assistance of counsel, leaving the doctrine of res judicata free to overwhelm their claims…
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Ad Astra: Now Is the Time to Allow States to Claim Territory in Space
The Outer Space Treaty is based on the idealistic principle that space is the common heritage of mankind and prohibits the acquisition of territory by states in space. However, as space becomes increasingly accessible, this principle has come under threat. Private actors and more developed states…
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What’s the Difference Without Deference: How the Eleventh Circuit Stopped Deferring to the Sentencing Commission and Shaped a New Landscape of Federal Sentencing
The Sentencing Guidelines shape nearly every federal sentence. Judges must calculate and consider the Guidelines’ recommended range before deciding how long someone goes to prison. For decades, though, courts treated the Sentencing Commission’s commentary about the Guidelines as controlling—even…
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First Amendment Forum Classification: Special Use Permits, Limited Public Forums, and the “Heckler’s Veto”
Pride Month is an important event in many communities because it celebrates and enhances the visibility of the LGBTQ+ community. Pridefest events occurring during Pride Month are well-attended but often mired by threats of violence. Such threats are often targeted at Pridefest drag shows, which…
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