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THE RITE OF COPYRIGHT: THE COMPARATIVE PROCEDURAL EMPHASIS OF AMERICAN COPYRIGHT LAW
Jimmy J. Zhuang
This essay argues that American copyright law is heavily influenced by an emphasis on procedure and is much less attentive to underlying substantive rights.
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ANOTHER LOOK AT SKELLY OIL AND FRANCHISE TAX BOARD
Paul E. Salamanca
If a state brings an action for declaratory relief under its own laws, the defendant sitting on a coercive action may not remove the case to federal court.
When she authored the majority opinion in Daimler AG v. Bauman, did Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg intend to fracture mass tort litigations that involve numerous out-of-state defendants and plaintiffs?
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IS THE GAME STILL WORTH THE CANDLE (OR THE VISA)? HOW THE H-1B VISA LOTTERY LAWSUIT ILLUSTRATES THE NEED FOR IMMIGRATION REFORM
Emily C. Callan
The H-1B Visa Lottery has become less and less “fair,” as companies have conceived of savvy ways to heighten their chances of having USCIS select and approve their petitions.
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GETTING EVEN: EMPOWERING VICTIMS OF REVENGE PORN WITH A CIVIL CAUSE OF ACTION
Jessica M. Pollack
Criminalizing revenge porn is not the best method by which to seek redress against an offender, but rather, states should enact civil causes of action specifically against revenge porn.