Category: ASU Law Online

Arizona State Law Journal is previewing its upcoming articles in the spring publication.  This article is written by third-year student, Sara Cummings. In the summer of 2009, a crime of sexual violence took place in Phoenix that sent shock waves into…

Friday, February 18, Judge Hawkins and a panel of his former and current clerks will discuss the clerkship experience. The event will begin at 12:15pm in room 105. Career Services will provide clerkship application information. The Judge and panelists will…

Arizona State Law Journal is previewing its upcoming articles in the spring publication.  This article is written by third-year student, Melissa Bogden. Fixing Fixation: The Ram Copy Doctrine explores what it means for a copy to be sufficiently “fixed” to a…

The Annual Shoen Lecture Series, published in the current Journal Winter Issue, features articles written by our first two Shoen Lecture Speakers. Our third annual Shoen Speaker, New York University's Professor Jeremy Waldron  will publish his article along with commentary from scholars around the country…

Arizona State Law Journal is previewing its upcoming articles in the winter publication.  This article is written by third-year student, Natalya Ter-Grigoryan. Since 2007, Arizona has been among four states experiencing the highest foreclosure rates in the nation.  This proliferation…

Arizona State Law Journal is previewing its upcoming articles in the winter publication.  This article is written by third-year student, Dan Orenstein. For decades, the theory of Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) has been an accepted scientific reality – one many…

  January 13th & 14th Air quality, climate change, and sustainability present major challenges to the future of Arizona.  This conference will feature leading experts proposing practical solutions to the evolving legal, scientific and policy dimensions of the air quality,…

By: Patrick S. Cunningham (Mr. Cunningham's full article is available in the Journal's Summer 2010 issue.) In less than one week, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on the ever-present issue in American political and legal circles, federalism.  In Chamber…