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From the wires to wireless: How mass communications technologies have affected the libel/slander distinction, single publication, and liability in defamation law	The forgotten freedom of assembly

An analysis of the presence and perception of the Juris Doctorate degree in Division I college athletics	Uncompromising mercy

An examination of criminal arrests and convictions of football student-athletes at Atlantic Coast Conference institutions as reported by the media	Bias crime statutes: A qualified liberal defense

Where did the handshake go? A legal analysis of college coaching contract litigation	Should the NCAA be above the law?: An examination of the NCAA's antitrust status

Speak as I say: An examination of legal standards applied to compelled speech in public high schools	Personal jurisdiction and internet defamation: An analysis of post-Zippo jurisdiction decisions in internet libel cases

Barbarians' gate: Inside the business of mixed martial arts	The Federalist Society and movement conservatism: How a fractious coalition on the right is changing constitutional law and the way we talk and think about it

National security and transparency: The legal frameworks and factors federal courts use to balance competing democratic values	Internationalizing the right to know: Conceptualizations of access to information in human rights law

Religion out loud: Religious sound, public space, and American pluralism	When freedom of the press and privacy collide: Reconciling conflicts between fundamental democratic values

How the prospect of judicial review shapes bureaucratic decision making	Mercy and criminal justice

Taken in Context: An Examination of Judicial Determinations Regarding Implied Obligations of Confidentiality	The Response of Legal Aid Communities To Dynamic Political and Policy Environments