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Essentializing Labor Before, During, and After the Coronavirus Pandemic
Deepa Das Acevedo* Full Article. Abstract In the era of COVID-19, the term essential labor has become part of our daily lexicon. Between March and
Substance Use Disorder Discrimination and the CARES Act: Using Disability Law To Inform Part 2 Rulemaking
Kelly K. Dineen* & Elizabeth Pendo** Full Article. Introduction Substance use disorder (SUD) is a chronic health condition[1]—like people with other chronic health conditions, people
Bankruptcy as Consumer Protection: The Case of Student Loans
John Patrick Hunt* Full Article. Abstract Over 300,000 student loan borrowers have applied to the Department of Education for administrative relief from federal student loans
The Personal Responsibility Pandemic: Centering Solidarity in Public Health and Employment Law
ByLindsay F. Wiley* and Samuel R. Bagenstos** Full Article. Introduction Our nation’s response to the coronavirus pandemic has revealed fundamental flaws in our legal regimes
The Forgotten “Student” in “Student– Athlete”: Why a New Cause of Action Is Needed To Remind Universities that Education Comes First
By Jacob Abrahamian* Full Article. I. Introduction In January 2019, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) found the University of Missouri guilty of academic misconduct
Commuted Sentences: Could You Ask for More?
By Austin Moylan* Full Article. I. Introduction The United States is home to approximately 330 million people.[1] Strikingly, 2.3 million of them are behind bars.[2]
Bivens or Nothing: Constitutional Torts and Cross-Border Shootings
By Ben Shattuck* Full Article. “It is a general and indisputable rule, that where there is a legal right, there is also a legal remedy by
The Unkindness of Fate: Why Atkins v. Virginia Warrants an Extension to Capital Defendants with a Cluster B Personality Disorder
By Olivia Meme** Full Article. I. Introduction. Daryl Renard Atkins never finished high school.[1] His trouble with academics began when he was held back in the