Professor Schwabach authors book chapter on the development of trolling culture

Schwabach, Aaron. ‘Zeran v. America Online’ and the Development of Trolling Culture. Zeran v. America Online. Ed: Eric Goldman and Jeff Kosseff. Leave blank, first edition ed. Santa Clara, CA: SCU Digital Commons (2020). 63-70 Digital Commons Download In 2020 the debate about 47 U.S.C. Section 230, the federal statute shielding internet service providers from … Professor Schwabach authors book chapter on the development of trolling culture

Burchfield Examines Efforts to Abolish Abstracting Requirement in Arkansas Appeals

Burchfield, Jessie, The End of an Era? Abolishing the Abstract Requirement for Arkansas Appellate Briefs, 20 The Journal of Appellate Practice and Process 199 (2019). This article describes the history of a rule of Arkansas appellate practice that “creates more problems for the court and for the appellate bar than all the other court’s rules … Burchfield Examines Efforts to Abolish Abstracting Requirement in Arkansas Appeals

Professor cummings publishes “Abolishing Private Prisons: A Constitutional and Moral Imperative” in the University of Baltimore Law Review

cummings, andré douglas pond, Abolishing Private Prisons: A Constitutional and Moral Imperative, 49 University of Baltimore Law Review 261 (2020). Together with Robert Craig, Associate Director of Abolish Private Prisons, Professor andré cummings published “Abolishing Private Prisons: A Constitutional and Moral Imperative” arguing that private for-profit incarceration is not just unconstitutional under the 8th, 13th … Professor cummings publishes “Abolishing Private Prisons: A Constitutional and Moral Imperative” in the University of Baltimore Law Review

Professor Trudeau has published a chapter on health literacy’s impact on health law and policy

Trudeau, Christopher. Health Literacy’s Impact on Health Law & Policy. Health Literacy in Clinical Practice & Public Health. Ed: Logan & Siegel. IOS Press (2020). Law and policy are an integral part of any health system, in the U.S. and abroad. This chapter is the first piece to delineate the trend towards incorporating health literacy … Professor Trudeau has published a chapter on health literacy’s impact on health law and policy

Distinguished Professor J. Thomas Sullivan published Ethical and Aggressive Appellate Advocacy: the Decision to Petition for Certiorari in Criminal Cases

Sullivan, J. Thomas, Ethical and Aggressive Appellate Advocacy: the Decision to Petition for Certiorari in Criminal Cases, 51 St. Mary’s Law Journal 585 (2020). In this article Professor Sullivan addresses five situations in which counsel for the criminal defendant must petition the United States Supreme Court for writ of certiorari when the client’s prospects for … Distinguished Professor J. Thomas Sullivan published Ethical and Aggressive Appellate Advocacy: the Decision to Petition for Certiorari in Criminal Cases

Professor Burchfield examines impact of traffic fines and fees on the poor.

Burchfield, Jessie, A Ticket to Jail: Do Minor Traffic Violations Result in Jail Time for Poor Arkansans?, 42 UA Little Rock Law Review 371 (2020). Can a minor traffic infraction really lead to jail time if an individual cannot pay the fines? Professor Burchfield examines data from three Arkansas counties, Arkansas litigation, and a previous … Professor Burchfield examines impact of traffic fines and fees on the poor.

Professor Borman co-authors Legal Writing Sourcebook

Borman, Deborah L., and J. Lyn Entrikin, et. al. Legal Writing Sourcebook. 3rd ed., American Bar Association (2020). Professor Borman authored the chapter “Serving Students with Special Needs.”

Professor Vu-Dinh has published her article “Inclusive Economics and Home Loan Policies for Informal Workers”

Vu-Dinh, Kim, Inclusive Economics and Home Loan Policies for Informal Workers, 3 Business and Finance Law Review of George Washington University Law School 170 (2020). In “Inclusive Economics and Home Loan Policies for Informal Workers”, Professor Vu-Dinh argues for the development of inclusive economic policies to promote home ownership in regions with large populations of … Professor Vu-Dinh has published her article “Inclusive Economics and Home Loan Policies for Informal Workers”

Professor andré cummings co-authors an article on Trauma, Hip Hop, and Adverse Childhood Experiences

cummings, andré douglas pond, From “My Mind Playing Tricks on Me” to “Trauma”: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Hip Hop’s Prescription, 59 Washburn Law Journal 267 (2020). Professor cummings and Bowen Law 3L Caleb Conrad published “From ‘My Mind Playing Tricks on Me’ to ‘Trauma’: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Hip Hop’s Prescription” in the Washburn Law … Professor andré cummings co-authors an article on Trauma, Hip Hop, and Adverse Childhood Experiences