Vol. 86, Issue 1, 2022

General Topics

Using the example of Lolita, the Article explains how we can read Nabokov’s novel as a prolonged sentencing memorandum.

This note traces the history of the personal jurisdiction doctrine to understand how corporations have broad jurisdictional immunity and plaintiffs must search for a court that will accept their complaint.

This article argues the United States Supreme Court has abandoned the original public meaning approach in its recent opinions in Bruen, Dobbs, and Kennedy.

This article reviews case law to determine if courts simply agree that the use of post-incident conduct to prove habit is illogical.

This Article examines over 1,100 image infringement lawsuits that were filed between March 1, 2020, and March 1, 2021, and analyzes the nature of the complaints.