• Review of the Book The Law of Treaties: An Introduction 

  Keele, Benjamin J. (Cambridge, 2017-03)
• International Engagement Fall 2018 

  Graduate Studies (2018)
• The prohibition of wearing veil in public schools in Egypt: an analysis of the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court jurisprudence 

  Arafa, Mohamed A. (Universidade Federal do Paraná, 2017-02-16)

  Case No.8 of 1996 is a landmark decision of the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court (“SCC”) and represents one of the most significant judicial rulings of a structural remedy for the interpretation of Article 2 of Egypt ...
• An Analysis of Lunch Shaming in Indiana and Proposed Solutions 

  Ash, Olivia; Pilcher, Jessamine (2018-09)

  This report provides an analysis of lunch shaming—its causes and prevalence in Indiana—and proposes solutions at the local and state level. We used publicly available data from the Indiana Department of Education (“IDOE”) ...
• Review of Information Sovereignty: Data Privacy, Sovereign Powers and the Rule of Law 

  Keele, Benjamin J. (2018-08-08)
• Copyright and Non-Humans 

  Keele, Benjamin J.; Alcasid, Hannah (2018-07)
• Reforming Saudi Arabian Intellectual Property Law 

  Alkhalaf, Abdulrahman Abdullah (2018)

  Intellectual property refers to the creativity and valuable creations of the mind. Intellectual property is like other property in terms of the right to own and benefits from it, as well as to prevent others from dealing ...
• Standards of Professional Conduct as Limitations on Student Speech 

  Wright, R. George (2012)
• The Right to Be Forgotten: Issuing a Voluntary Recall 

  Wright, R. George (2014)

  Recently, in Europe and elsewhere, some form of a “Right to Be Forgotten” in various internet and search engine contexts has been recognized. This Article contends, however, that for various largely practical reasons, no ...
• Some Reasons for Our Ambivalance about the Value of Privacy 

  Wright, R. George (2013)
• Review of Justice in Conflict: The Effects of the International Criminal Court's Interventions on Ending Wars and Building Peace 

  Keele, Benjamin J. (2018-05)
• Managing the Distinction Between Government Speech and Private Party Speech 

  Wright, R. George (2016)
• Reparations: The Problem of Social Dominance 

  Waterhouse, Carlton (2016)

  In theory, reparations provide redress for past injustices. They reflect political attempts to seek to balance the scales of justice in the wake of crimes against humanity, gross human rights abuses, and other tortious ...
• Are There First Amendment Vacuums: The Case of the Free Speech Challenge to Tobacco Package Labeling Requirements 

  Wright, R. George (2012)
• Prescriptions Sans Frontieres (or How I Stopped Worrying About Viagra on the Web But Grew Concerned About the Future of Healthcare Delivery) 

  Terry, Nicolas P. (2004)

  This Article argues that the threat posed by rogue Internet prescribing and dispensing does not justify the level, style, and mechanics of current regulation. Current and emerging regulation may chill the development of ...
• Can We Make Sense of Neutrality in the Religion Clause Cases: Seven Rescue Attempts and a Viable Alternative 

  Wright, R. George (2012)

  This Article addresses the controversial question of 'neutrality' as a crucial test in a number of important Religion Clause cases. The idea of 'neutrality' in the Religion Clause context turns out to be popular, but ...
• Constitutional Cases and the Four Cardinal Virtues 

  Wright, R. George (2012)

  Judges typically decide constitutional cases by referring to one or more legal precedents, rules, tests, principles, doctrines, or policies. This Article recommends supplementing this standard approach with fully legitimate ...
• The Constitutional Status of Speech About Oneself 

  Wright, R. George (2011)

  Recently, the idea has prominently been endorsed that the free speech clause does, or at least should, protect speech that is essentially about the speaker--autobiographical speech with no intended social or political ...
• At What Is the Supreme Court Comparatively Advantaged 

  Wright, R. George (2013)
• 'What is that Honor?': Re-Thinking Free Speech in the 'Stolen Valor' Case 

  Wright, R. George (2012)

  This Article addresses the recent emotionally-charged Supreme Court case of United States v. Alvarez. In Alvarez, the Court struck down on free speech grounds the Stolen Valor Act, which, in effect, prohibited lying claims ...

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