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COVID-19 in American Prisons: Solitary Confinement is Not the Solution*

Nov 19, 2020

Nicole B. Godfrey** & Laura L. Rovner*** Full Article. Introduction I. Solitary Confinement and its Harms II. The Harms of the COVID-19 Pandemic to Incarcerated People III. Solitary and the COVID-19 Pandemic A. The Muddled Eighth Amendment Doctrine B.…

Mental Health and the Aged in the Era of COVID-19*

Nov 17, 2020

Barbara Pfeffer Billauer** Full Article. I. Introduction II. A Policy of Disposable Oldsters and the effects of Isolation A. Elder-Oriented CoVid Policies B. The Culture of the Disposable Elderly III. Stress and Quarantine–a Cause and a Marker for Disease A.…

Enabling the Best Interests Factors*

Nov 11, 2020

By Adrián E. Alvarez** Full Article. I. Introduction II. ORR’s Use of Admissions of Prior Gang Affiliation in Therapy Sessions III. The Best Interests of the Child and Access to Mental Health Services A. Best Interests of the Child…

COVID-19 and Individuals with Developmental Disabilities: Tragic Realities and Cautious Hope*

Nov 08, 2020

Samuel J. Levine** Full article. I. Introduction—The COVID-19 Crisis II. Tragic Realities III. Conclusion—Cautious Hope I. Introduction—The COVID-19 Crisis The COVID-19 pandemic has cast the United States, along with the rest of the world, into a time of crisis…

Time To Join the Playing Field: A Proposal for Legalizing Sports Betting in Arizona

May 13, 2020

Lauren Smith. The American Gaming Association (“AGA”) estimates that Americans illegally wager $150 billion on sporting events every year. In 2018, of this $150 billion, Americans illegally wagered an estimated $4.6 billion on Super Bowl LII. An estimated $9.7 billion…

A Push for Personhood Under a New Guise: Arizona’s SB 1393

Feb 29, 2020

Emily Morehead. Ruby Torres’ breast cancer diagnosis not only changed the course of her life but also laid the foundation for recognizing embryonic personhood in Arizona. In June 2014, Torres, an Arizona attorney, discovered she had an aggressive form of…

Trademark Licensing: A Once Concerning Mechanism for Transfer Faces New Certainty Under Mission Product Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC

Nov 27, 2019

Hilary Weaver. Long-term trademark licensing agreements are inherently risky transactions for licensees. Consider the risks facing a hypothetical business owner who licenses rights in the trademark of an up-and-coming business under a long-term, exclusive licensing agreement. If the licensed trademark…