Capital University Law Review

from May 2002
Last Number: June 2020

Capital University
ISSN 0198-9693


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 489

September 01, 2009

  • The Incredibly Ever-Shrinking Theory of Joint Infringement: Multi-Actor Method Claims

  • Not Your Coffee Table: An Evaluation of Companion Animals as Personal Property

  • Oil and Water Do Not Mix: An Argument for the United States Supreme Court's Deferral to Congress in Exxon v. Baker

    • December 01, 2009

  • The Multiethnic Placement Act and the Troubling Persistence of Race Matching

  • Evolutionary Theory and Kinship Foster Care: An Initial Test of Two Hypotheses

  • A MEPA-IEP Review from Adoption Attorneys' Perspectives: Continuing to Make Permissible Assessments Based on Race for the Best Interests of Children of Color

  • Follow the Money: Federal, State, and Local Funding Strategies for Child Welfare Services and the Impact of Local Levies on Adoptions in Ohio

  • Judicial Oversight over the Interstate Placement of Foster Children: The Missing Element in Current Efforts to Reform the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children

  • Question to Justice Scalia: Does the Establishment Clause Permit the Disregard of Devout Catholics?

    • May 01, 2010

  • How America's Constitution Affirmed Freedom of Speech Even Before the First Amendment

  • Brandenburg v. State of Ohio: An 'Accidental', 'Too Easy', and 'Incomplete' Landmark Case

  • Do Not Knock? Lovell to Watchtower and Back Again

  • Striking the Optimal Balance Point Between National Security and a Free Press: A Model Statute and a Call to Congress

  • A Needle in the Haystack: Finding a Solution to Ohio's Lethal Injection Problems

  • An Inevitable Progression in the Scope of Title VII's Anti-Retaliation Provision: Third-Party Retaliation Claims

  • Giles v. California and Forfeiture by Wrongdoing: Timing is Everything

    • July 01, 2010

  • Inverting Common Corporate Governance Myths

  • Fusion Centers and the Fourth Amendment: Application of the Exclusionary Rule in the Post-9/11 Age of Information Sharing

  • Blame It on the Government: A Justification for the Disparate Treatment of Departures Based on Cultural Ties

  • A Legal, Political, and Ethical Analysis of Judicial Selection in Ohio: A Proposal for Reform

  • Fair-Value Accounting: Maintain, Reform, or Eradicate

  • Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007

    • September 01, 2010

  • Changing Ohio's Snitch Code: Require a Conviction in the Leniency for Work Exchange

  • Forgiven but Not Forgotten: Taxation of Forgiven Student Loans Under the Income-Based-Repayment Plan

  • Redaction Is Not the Answer: The Need to Keep Third Party Minors' Abortion Clinic Medical Records Safe from Discovery

  • No Longer a Child: Juvenile Incarceration in America

    • December 01, 2010

  • Suffer Not the Little Children: Prioritizing Children's Rights in Constitutional Challenges to 'Same-Sex Adoption Bans

  • Barriers, Hurdles, and Discrimination: The Current Status of LGBT Intercountry Adoption and Why Changes Must Be Made to Effectuate the Best Interests of the Child

  • No Secrets: Openness and Donor-Conceived 'Half-Siblings

  • The Children of Baby M.

  • A Hitchhiker's Guide to ART: Implementing Self-Governed Personally Responsible Decision-Making in the Context of Artificial Reproductive Technology

  • Cracks in the Cost Structure of Agency Adoption

  • Superintendence Rule 48: Standardizing the Guardian Ad Litem System in Ohio Courts

  • Broken Families: A Call for Consideration of the Family of Illegal Immigrants in U.S. Immigration Enforcement Efforts

    • May 01, 2011

  • Shouting 'Fire!' in a Theater and Vilifying Corn Dealers

  • On the Relation Between Chapters One and Two of John Stuart Mill's On Liberty

  • Understanding the Medical Record in Shoulder Dystocia Cases: Why These Cases Sometimes Should Have a No-Fault Recovery

  • The FCC in 2010: Seventy-Six Years of Obscenity, Indecency, and Inconsistency

  • Damages in Dissonance: The 'Shocking' Penalty for Illegal Music File-Sharing

  • Citizens United: Strengthening the First Amendment in American Elections

  • A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words: A Look at Ohio's Take on Involuntary Takings

    • September 01, 2011

  • Dedication to Professor Roberta S. Mitchell

  • Reasonable Suspicion, Unreasonable Search: Defining Fourth Amendment Protections against Searches of Students' Personal Electronic Devices by Public School Officials

  • Is Academic Freedom in Modern America on Its Last Legs After Garcetti v. Ceballow

  • Painting Beyond the Numbers: The Art of Providing Inclusive Law School Admission to Ensure Full Representation in the Profession

  • Teaching for Lifelong Learning: Improving the Metacognitive Skills of Law Students Through More Effective Formative Assessment Techniques

  • Does Golyadkin Really Have a Double? Dostoevsky Debunks the Mental Capacity and Insane Delusion Doctrines

  • Alternative Justifications for Academic Support II: How 'Academic Support Across the Curriculum' Helps Meet the Goals of the Carnegie Report and Best Practices

    • March 01, 2012

  • Admonitions or Accountability?: U.S. Implementation of the Hague Adoption Convention Requirements for the Collection and Disclosure of Medical and Social History of Transnationally Adopted Children

  • The Need for a Consensus Standard of Care in Screening Prospective Adoptive, Foster, and Kinship Placements