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By Eldar Haber. This Article introduces the concept of the “Invisible Ripple Effect,” a systemic risk emerging from the widespread professional use of generative AI. As AI-generated content enters legal, academic, and policy systems, fabricated citations and other subtle errors can…

By Katrina Geddes. Today, almost anyone can create a “new” work in the style of a popular artist by prompting a generative AI model. The mimetic capabilities of generative AI are making it harder for artists to control their personal brands…

By Courtney Czochara. SLAPPs are frivolous lawsuits that pose a threat to important public discourse as they seek to punish individuals for exercising their right to free speech. Given the rise of social activism and public discourse on social media, the…

By Gabriella Curatola. Many people of all ages play video games today, especially children. With this comes the growing issue of gambling within those games in the form of loot boxes. This article analyzes the law behind loot boxes and proposes…

By Courtney M. Cox. This Article seeks to reorient the debate over the right to a human decision. To machine proponents, it offers a new reason to be skeptical of Arguments from Explanation in favor of human decisionmakers. And to humanist…

By María P. Angel. This Article argues that the Federal Trade Commission’s turn to “commercial surveillance” reflects a strategic shift away from traditional privacy frameworks toward addressing structural power dynamics in the data economy. Drawing on an analysis of 112 FTC documents,…

By Brittany K. Johnson & Mekha Pereira. On the Colorado River, as hydrology becomes drier and operations become more challenging, a lawyer and a hydrologist take turns addressing what it really means to comply with the Lee Ferry delivery obligation in…

By Molly Woodward. Outer space is filled with stars, planets, galaxies, nebulae, and a startling number of space debris objects. This space debris is a problem, threatening current and future space exploration, as well as people on earth. This article proposes…

By Heather Tanana, Cora Tso, & Crystal Tulley-Cordova. This article examines the paradox facing tribal communities in the Colorado River Basin who, despite holding some of the most senior water rights, continue to face significant barriers to accessing their rightful allocations.…

By Crispin T. South. Under McClanahan v. Arizona State Tax Commission, States are categorically preempted from taxing the income of an Indian who lives within his own Tribe’s reservation and gains his income from reservation sources. Later cases have distinguished McClanahan, holding that…