Vol. 83, Issue 1, 2020

APPLYING THE FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE: MINNESOTA VOTERS ALLIANCE AND THE TAX LAW’S REGULATION OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS’ POLITICAL SPEECH

Edward A. Zelinsky

For purposes of applying Minnesota Voters Alliance to the Johnson Amendment, the applicable test should be the standard articulated by Chief Justice Roberts in FEC v. Wisconsin Right to Life.

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THE PERENNIAL QUEST FOR BOARD INDEPENDENCE: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO THE RESCUE?

Akshaya Kamalnath

This article argues that AI can help enhance board independence by reducing agency costs.

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UNJUST TIMING LIMITATIONS IN GENETIC MALPRACTICE CASES
Gary MarchantBonnie LeRoyLauren ClatchEllen Wright Clayton
There is a growing tension between an injured plaintiff’s right to seek legal recourse against a providers’ interest in preventing open-ended liability based on evidence that may be stale.
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A MEDICAL/LEGAL PERSPECTIVE ON STEM CELL THERAPY: A SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH OR SNAKE OIL?
Samuel D. Hodge Jr.
This article explains why the government has become actively involved in regulating stem cell therapy and why scientists are advocating litigation to curb for-profit stem cell therapy clinics.
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THE MYTH OF THE COUNTRY LAWYER
Judy M. CornettHeather H. Bosau
This article examines how the country lawyer came to be a familiar figure in American culture, tracing the archetype through its fictional and non-fictional manifestations.
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THE KING IN HIS COURT: CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS AT THE CENTER
Benjamin Pomerance
This article focuses on the actions of the Chief Justice, the man believed to be the only potential successor to Justice Kennedy as the “swing voter” on this lofty bench.

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THE SANCTUARY OF PROSECUTORIAL NULLIFICATION

Zohra Ahmed

This article examines the role local prosecutors can play to isolate cities and states from the federal immigration enforcement regime.

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BANNING OFF-LABEL DRUG PROMOTION OFFENDS THE U.S. CONSTITUTION: MAKING THE STRONGEST CASE

Lars Noah

Applying restrictions on promoting off-label uses to bar generic drug manufacturers from touting uses approved by the FDA for their brand-name competitors cannot possibly pass muster under the First Amendment.

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FANNING THE FLAMES: GASLIGHTING AS A TACTIC OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTION

Delaney Rives Knapp

This note explores the effects of criminal proceedings and societal perceptions in domestic violence cases involving self-defense as a justification.

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