2014–2015 Masthead
Issue 1
- Nathaniel A.W. Crider, What You Don’t Know Will Kill You: A First Amendment Challenge to Lethal Injection Secrecy
- Anne Xu, Better Information for Better Regulation: How Experimentalism Can Improve the Gainful Employment Rule
- Collin A. Rose, A Match Made for Court: Patent Assertion Entities and the Federal Trade Commission
- Carly Hudson, Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Ensuring that Defendants Incorrectly Sentenced Between the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 and United States v. Dorsey Achieve Re-Sentencing
Issue 2
- Ryan J. Levan, Do We Have a Quorum?: Anticipating Agency Vacancies and the Prospect for Judicial Remedy
- Daniel Hamburg, A Broken Clock: Fixing New York’s Speedy Trial Statute
- Taly Matiteyahu, Drone Regulations and Fourth Amendment Rights: The Interaction of State Drone Statutes and the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
- Sophie Mancall-Bitel, Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant: Public Disclosure of Electoral Advocacy in Union Member Communications
Issue 3
- Shelbi Nicole Keehn, Striking a Balance Between Victim and Commanding Officer: Why Current Military Sexual Assault Reform Goes Too Far
- Daniel H. Owsley, TrinCo and Actual Necessity: Has the Federal Circuit Provided the Tinder to Burn Down the Public Necessity Defense in Wildfire Cases?
- Matthew Shea, Punishing Animal Rights Activists for Animal Abuse: Rapid Reporting and the New Wave of Ag-Gag Laws
- Browning Vanmeter, Jr., An Administrative Alternative to the As-Applied Challenge: New York’s Public Integrity Reform Act and the Future of Disclosure Statutes
Issue 4
- Nathaniel Bronstein, Police Management and Quotas: Governance in the CompStat Era
- Wesley Campbell, But It’s Written in Pen: The Constitutionality of California’s Internet Eraser Law
- Cynthia Chen, Predicated on a Misconception: Analyzing the Problems with the Mootness by Unaccepted Offer Theory
- Madeline L. Sims, The Business of Teaching: Can a New Contract Change the Culture?