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from September 2009
Last Number: September 2022

St. Thomas Law Review
ISSN 1065-318X


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 154

March 22, 2015

  • The inalienable right to stand your ground.

  • Hannibal at the gate: border kids, drugs, and guns - and the Mexican cartel war goes on.

  • Doin' time for an unproven crime: the problem of unpreserved evidence sufficiency issues in criminal appeals.

    • June 22, 2015

  • Mixed transactions for goods and services: the need for consistency in choosing the governing law.

  • Bringing Operation Pedro Pan back from Never Never Land: is INA 207(b) the president's solution to the humanitarian crisis at the border?

  • Where the sea meets land.

  • The UK Insurance Act 2015: a restatement of marine insurance law.

  • A warmer welcome home: the need for incorporating therapeutic jurisprudence in reentry courts.

  • Bitcoin ATM: a criminal's laundromat for cleaning money.

  • Law-abiding "illegal aliens": paying taxes for the chance of legal immigration status, or not?

  • Please turn your lights off, the turtles are nesting: ensuring that federal, state, and local laws help guide endangered marine turtle hatchlings in Florida to the right source of light.

    • March 22, 2016

  • Attempting the unintended: the problems with recognizing an attempted homicide offense that does not require proof of an intent-to-kill.

  • From the sophisticated undertakings of the Genovese crime family to the everyday criminal: the loss of congressional intent in modern criminal RICO application.

  • Sexting and the fate of first-time offenders in Florida.

  • Colleges and universities: a place to get away with rape.

    • March 22, 2017

  • (Miami Dade County Attorney's Office's Murray Greenberg).

  • (Miami Dade County Attorney's Office's Murray Greenberg's influence on the St. Thomas University School of Law).

  • THE SHELL GAME: AN EASY HIDE-AND-GO-SEEK GAME FOR CRIMINALS AROUND THE WORLD.

    • September 22, 2017

  • DOSTOEVSKY AS JUVENILE JUSTICE ADVOCATE AND PROGENITOR OF THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE.

  • THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE, PROFESSIONALISM, AND 'SPIKES' FOR LAWYERS.

  • CHALLENGING THE STATUS QUO: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO DISMANTLING THE SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE.

  • BLACK AND POOR: THE GRAVE CONSEQUENCES OF UTAH V. STRIEFF.

  • A RIGHT WITHOUT A REMEDY: TIME RUNS OUT BEFORE THE RIGHT TO FILE ACCRUES FOR SUCCESSIVE HABEAS CORPUS PETITIONERS.

  • PRISONERS OF THE ZIP CODE: HOW SINGLE ZIP CODE RATE-MAKING HURTS THE PUBLIC INTEREST.

    • September 22, 2016

  • 'ANTI-ISRAEL': A CAMOUFLAGE PLATFORM FOR ANTISEMITISM.

  • ADULTS ONLY: FLORIDA'S BOTCHED CASE OF 'YOUTH' EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION.

  • FLORIDA'S ANTI-DRAM SHOP LIABILITY ACT: IS IT TIME TO EXTEND LIABILITY TO SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL HOSTS?

    • March 22, 2019

  • DIFFERING SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT: CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OF ORAL ARGUMENT.

  • ARE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES OFFICERS OF THE STATE? CONSTITUTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SELECTION AND TENURE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES.

  • A BLIND SPOT IN MIRANDA RIGHTS: JUVENILES' LACK OF UNDERSTANDING REGARDING MIRANDA LANGUAGE.

  • MANDATORY ARBITRATION OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS IN MARITIME LAW.

  • FLORIDA'S DIRECT FILE STATUTE: A PROSECUTOR'S PLAYGROUND.

  • PROTECTING OUR PETS: COURTROOM ADVOCATE OR SPECIAL PROSECUTOR? A CRITICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO APPROACHES TO PROVIDING ANIMALS BETTER PROTECTION IN THE COURTROOM.

    • March 22, 2020

  • TRANSNATIONAL PUNITIVE AND COMPENSATORY DAMAGES: VILLAINS OR ROLE MODELS? Are We Still in Kansas, Toto?

  • NEW REGULATIONS, NEW UNDERSTANDINGS: TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE SECTION 199A DEDUCTION WITH RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY SECTION 643(F).

  • FLORIDA'S LATE ENTRANCE TO THE ON GOING TREND: SEXUAL ORIENTATION DISCRIMINATION IN THE WORK PLACE.

  • AN ANALYSIS ON BIOMETRIC PRIVACY DATA REGULATION: A PIVOT TOWARDS LEGISLATION WHICH SUPPORTS THE INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER'S PRIVACY RIGHTS IN SPITE OF CORPORATE PROTECTIONS.

    • September 22, 2020

  • PANDEMIC, PROTESTS, AND PRISON REFORM? WHY 2020 IS A CATALYST TO RETHINK DRUG POLICY.

  • SHUT UP AND DRIBBLE: THE RACIAL SUBORDINATION OF THE BLACK PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE RACIAL SUBORDINATION THAT CLASS PRIVILEGED BLACK ATHLETES FACE STARTING WITH MUHAMMAD ALI AND LEADING TO COLIN KAEPERNICK AND OTHERS.

  • THE BIRTH OF A MONSTER: AN OPEN DISCUSSION ON ANTI-BLACKNESS SEGREGATION TO PRESENT.

  • HOW THE RACE OF A NEIGHBORHOOD CRIMINALIZES THE CITIZENS LIVING WITH IN: A FOCUS ON THE SUPREME COURT AND THE "HIGH CRIME NEIGHBORHOOD".

    • March 22, 2021

  • (Panel discussion transcript).

  • MEEK MILL'S TRAUMA: BRUTAL POLICING AS AN ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE.

  • FROM TIKTOK TO RACIAL VIOLENCE: ANTI-BLACKNESS IN THE GENDERED SPHERE.

  • PUBLIC HEALTH POLICING AND THE CASE AGAINST VACCINE MANDATES.

  • LET'S MAKE SOME "SCENTS" OF OUR FOURTH AMENDMENT RIGHTS: THE DISCRIMINATORY TRUTHS BEHIND USING THE MERE SMELL OF BURNT MARIJUANA AS PROBABLE CAUSE TO SEARCH A VEHICLE.

    • September 22, 2021

  • 28 USC s. 1782 IN AID OF FOREIGN ARBITRATION: "A TRIBUNAL BY ANY OTHER NAME".

    • March 22, 2022

  • THE KEY DEER IS HEADED FOR EXTINCTION: HOW REPEALING A TRUMP-ERA FEDERAL RULE DEFINING "HABITAT" COULD ALLOW ASSISTED MIGRATION TO SAVE SPECIES THREATENED BY CLIMATE CHANGE.

  • TICK, TOCK: CLARIFYING THE FMLA STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR CLAIMS INVOLVING ABSENTEEISM POLICIES.

  • COMBATING FRAUD UNDER THE FALSE CLAIMS ACT: NOT PROTECTING AGAINST POST-EMPLOYMENT RETALIATION IS A SELF-DEFEATING POLICY DECISION.