Volume 17 • Issue 2


Article

“DECLARING LAW”: A PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS OF LAW AS COMMUNICATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE HART-FULLER DEBATE

A.G. Harmon

2025-05-14 Volume 17 • Issue 2 • 197-246

RECONSTITUTING THE CANON: THE RISE OF THE BLACK LIVES MATTER JUDICIAL OPINION

Almas Khan

2025-05-14 Volume 17 • Issue 2 • 247-324

NINTH

Derek Warden

2025-05-14 Volume 17 • Issue 2 • 325-341

Note

MAKING JUDGES THINK FUNNY: THE BENEFITS OF APPLYING COMEDIC THEORY TO ISSUES OF PARODY AND SATIRE IN TRADEMARK LAW

Sophia Goettke

2025-05-14 Volume 17 • Issue 2 • 343-376

LIBERTY RECONSIDERED: APPLYING LOCKEAN PRINCIPLES TO SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS

Laney Miller

2025-05-14 Volume 17 • Issue 2 • 377-405

THE STATE OF THE POLICE IN MODERNITY: THE CONVERGENCE OF TWO FORMS OF PUNISHMENT

Shayna P Swanson

2025-05-14 Volume 17 • Issue 2 • 407-432

Table of Contents

17.2 Table of Contents

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General Information

17.2 Editorial Board

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17.2 Mailing Statement

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17.2 Title Page

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