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Time To Join the Playing Field: A Proposal for Legalizing Sports Betting in Arizona
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,
If We Only Had A Brain: Toothless Aquatic Code Allows Deadly, Brain-Eating Zombie Amoeba To Flourish in Arizona Splash Pads and Water Playgrounds
Sarah Pook. It starts with a fever. A splitting headache. Vomiting, fatigue, an earache— then the secondary symptoms begin. Vision loss. Stiff neck. Lethargy, confusion,
Over the Border, Under What Law: The Circuit Split over Searches of Electronic Devices on the Border
Ashley N. Gomez. On January 30, 2017, Sidd Bikkannavar arrived at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas from a trip to Chile. He
Of Immigration, Public Charges, Disability Discrimination, and, of All Things, Hobby Lobby
Mark C. Weber. This Essay seeks to demonstrate that federal disability discrimination law conflicts with and thus supervenes the Trump Administration’s new regulations changing the
Antitrust Immunity, State Administrative Law, and the Nature of the State
Alexander Volokh. North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners v. FTC (N.C. Dental) has worked a potential revolution in antitrust law. A revolution because it
Advancing the Use of HIE Data for Research
Michael J. Saks, Adela Grando, Chase Millea, & Anita Murcko. Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) are centralized repositories of patients’ health records. The records come from
Preventing the Curse of Bigness Through Conglomerate Merger Legislation
Robert H. Lande & Sandeep Vaheesan. The antitrust laws, as they are presently interpreted, are incapable of blocking most of the very largest corporate mergers.
Improving the Presentation of Expert Testimony to the Trier of Fact: An Epistemological Insight in Search of an Evidentiary Theory
Edward J. Imwinkelried. The use of expert testimony at trials is not only widespread; its use also appears to be increasing. In a Rand Corporation