2026 Journal

Spring | volume 46

FROM CRIME TO COMPASSION: REDEFINING DEATH IN THE EYES OF THE LAW

Elizabeth Marcuccio | Kayla A. Waters

 

COMPASSIONATE COMMUNICATION: ARE YOUR WORDS BUILDING WALLS OR BRIDGES?

Hershey H. Friedman | Nakato Hirakubo

 

SURVIVAL IN THE INTELLIGENCE AGE: STATREGIC PIVOTING AND THE NEW RULES OF CORPORATE RESILIENCE

Hershey H. Friedman | Nakato Hirakubo | Barbara Jo Lewis

 

HOW ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES CAN ENHANCE SOCIAL MOBILITY FOR THEIR STUDENTS THROUGH COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT SERVICES

Ngoc Cindy Pham | Damir Shavkatov | Huan Henry Pham | Shizhu Liu

 

Fall | volume 47

SURVIVING STRICT SCRUTINY: POST-JUDGMENT INJUNCTIONS FOR DEEPFAKE ELECTION DEFAMATION

Joseph Romano

 

VALIDITY OF THE CASE METHOD IN UNDERGRADUATE LEGAL EDUCATION: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY AT A JAPANESE UNIVERSITY

Masamichi Yamamoto | Chika Y. Rosenbaum | Katsunobu Sasanuma

 

THE CHEAPEST COST AVOIDER IS DEAD: LONG LIVE THE BEST ALGORITHMIC RISK GOVERNOR

Boaz Segal

 

CORPORATE LIABILITY IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Fujiao Xie

 

BEYOND THE HIRED GUN: LAWYER JOKES, NDA ABUSE, AND THE PROMISE OF PURPOSE-DRIVEN LAW

Hershey H. Friedman | Xianfang Zeng