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2020

November 19 | Mail-In Ballot Extensions: The Court’s Limited Role (by Taylor Kollmansberger)
November 15 | Schnatter v. Papa John’s and The Admissibility of Text Messages in a Section 220 Demand (by Drake Edward)
October 21 | Kahler V. Kansas: The Supreme Court Case That Decided Upon The Constitutionality Of Replacing The Traditional Insanity Defense With The Mens Rea Approach (by Michelle Disilvestro)
September 17 | Apple v. Pepper – 1.5 Years Later (by Ronald Tittle)
May 8 | Challenges to Illinois’s Stay at Home Orders in Response to COVID-19 (by Christopher Menich)
April 1 | Booking.com v. United States Patent and Trademark Office (by Cassie Boles)
March 24 | Need For Confidentiality Privilege In Restorative Justice Mediations In Illinois (by Jennifer Ullman)
March 20 | Illinois Rejects Contention That an Attorney’s Own Representations in Court May Raise a Claim For Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Without the Direction of Defendant (by Kandace Hofer)
February 20 | AIVIA: A STEP TOWARDS PROTECTING DATA PRIVACY OR A CONTINUATION OF THE PUSH FOR INDIVIDUALS TO TRADE THEIR PRIVACY RIGHTS FOR EMPLOYMENT? (by Gabrielle Neace)
February 9 | Tearing Children Away from Their Incarcerated Mothers: An 8th Amendment Violation? (by Ruth Chan)

2019

October 17 | Banning Facial Recognition in Chicago: A Moral and Legal Necessity (by Michael Drake)
October 9 | “Modern Family” Star’s “Modern” Battle in Family Court (by Madison Hynes)
September 19 | Is It Ethical for Attorneys to Record Telephone Conversations? (by Alberto Bernabe)
September 15 | Investigative Alerts Deemed Unconstitutional by Appellate Court (by Emily Komp)
August 12 | AN OVERLOOKED PROVISION OF ILLINOIS’ CANNABIS REGULATION AND TAX ACT: AN EXEMPTION TO THE SMOKE FREE ILLINOIS ACT (by Evan Kanz)
July 25 | The Eighth Amendment & Juveniles in Illinois (by Jamie Richardson)
June 9 | CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION: AN OVERVIEW OF ORIGINALISM AND LIVING CONSTITUTIONALISM (by Michael Stramaglia)
April 26 | Tax Software Companies are the Reason Americans Pay Fees to File Taxes (by Christina Everling)
March 21 | Essay: A Historical Overview of Disenfranchisement, the Voting Rights Act, and Shelby County’s Impact on the 2018 Midterm Elections (by Sean McGrath)
January 9 | Do Parents Who Choose Not to Vaccinate Their Children Open Themselves Up to Liability? (by Adeline Sulentich)

2018

November 13 | Felony Disenfranchisement in Florida and the Passing of Amendment 4 (by Nichole Jerrick)
October 11 | Cryptocurrency in Estate Planning (by Chelsea Button)
September 20 | Too Big or Too Small to be Regulated Under the Financial Choice Act (by Jessica Purohit)
September 13 | Trump’s Zero-Tolerance Immigration Policy and Family Separation: A Deterrence Policy Gone Wrong (by Ana Torres)
July 16 | Accessing Success: Eliminating Barriers for Attorneys with Disabilities (by Sandi Tanoue)
June 22 | Privacy Concerns Featuring: The Battle Over BIPA Claims (by Nataly Yosef)
April 18 | SCOTUS Tackles Arbitration Issue… Again (by Thomas Cavenagh)
April 5 | Attorney-Client Confidentiality vs. Privilege: What is the Difference? (by Peter Danos)

2017

October 30 | The Reproductive Health Crisis in the Southern Kordofan Region of Sudan (by Nicolette Bartolameolli)
October 16 | Injured Spectator vs The Chicago Cubs; Will This Be the Case That Establishes a New Rule? (by Alberto Bernabe)
October 1 | Freedom of Suppression (by John Baglia)
September 26 | Comment Symposium (by Law Review)
September 23 | The Domestic and International Legal Implications of DACA (by Sarah Dávila-Ruhaak)
September 5 | The Legal Holiday (by Declan Cleary)
August 29 | Lottery Tickets Sold Out: Proposed Amendments to the H-1B VISA Program (by Everlyne Stephens)
August 21 | Privileged or Discoverable? Illinois Courts are Dismantling Traditionally Recognized Evidentiary Privileges in the Health Care Arena (by Laura Wibberly)
August 13 | Rob Kardashian and Revenge Porn: How Victims Like Blac Chyna May Not Get the Justice They Deserve (by Paige Bachelder)
August 6 | “I’m Sorry, But I Will Not Make Your Wedding Cake…” Discrimination or Religious Objection? New Conflicts in a Changing Society (by Taso Tsiganos)
July 30 | An Unlikely Divorce: The Split Between Actual and Punitive Damages (by Alexandra Verven)
July 23 | Stripping Back Dodd-Frank and the CFPB: Will Banks Leave Consumers in the Rain Again? (by Kerby Kniss)
July 17 | The Legal Profession’s Greatest Nemesis: Alcohol, Drugs, and Depression (by Kasim Carbide)
July 10 | Clarifying Drugged Driving Laws for Medical Cannabis Patients in Light of Budding THC Research (by Margaret Butzen)
July 3 | Justice for Syria: An Argument in Favor of Utilizing the United States’ Universal Jurisdiction (by Tess Godhardt)
June 29 | Chicago’s Last Unclaimed Indian Territory: A Possible Native American Claim Upon Billy Caldwell’s Land (by Scott Priz)
June 25 | Online Bullying May Alter the Future of the First Amendment (by Margaret Lundeen)
June 20 | Social Media Brings New Challenges on Intellectual Property Law (by Yucheng Wang)
June 11 | President Trump’s Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord (by John Baglia)
May 22 | What does Justice Gorsuch mean for Corporate Personhood? (by Declan Cleary)

2016

October 16 | 2016 Braun Symposium on Restorative Justice (by Law Review)

2014

February 28 | Freedom of Information, Government Secrets and the Challenge of New Technology (by Law Review)

2013

December 1 | Information Overload: How the Wisconsin Supreme Court Expanded the Doctrine of Informed Consent (by Law Review)

2012

November 17 | Playing All the Wrong Cards: Asserting Privacy Rights to User Information Submitted to Social Networks (by jmlslawreview)
September 20 | All Bark and No Bite: Analyzing the Role of “Drew’s Law” in the Murder Conviction of Drew Peterson [1] (by jmlslawreview)
August 17 | Google Books and Orphaned Works (by jmlslawreview)