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Current Issue: Volume 20, Issue 2: Student-Written Scholarship on Emerging Legal Issues

Articles

Article Name	Author(s)	Page
The Ghost of Gilbert: Title VII Abortion Discrimination Actions After Dobbs	Zachary G. Garrett	375

Notes

Notes Title	Author(s)	Page
Minnesota's Sentencing Guidelines Forty Years Later: How Philosophical Discordance Has Led to Problematic Sentencing	Aubrey Giesen	399
The History and Future of Eyewitness Identification Evidence	Mariah Glinski	421
Protecting Constitutional Rights: Forensic Reports & the Confrontation Clause	Andrew Rydlund	445
The Link Between Individual Domestic Violence and Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women: VAWA Is Not Enough	Emily Knowlan	466
Disrupting Destructionment: Sustaining Gullah Geechee Land Ownership Through the Fair Housing Act	Hugh S. Van Scoy	486
Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. University of North Carolina and Haaland v. Brackeen: Lessons on the Future of Affirmative Action for Native American College Applicants	Gabrielle Kolb	511
Neutrality in Negligence: The Constitutionality of Negligent Hiring in Clergy Sexual Abuse Litigation	Parker P. Estenson	526
Religious Liberty: Freedom To, Freedom From, or Freedom Of?	Nicklaus A. Johnson	557
Decentralized Autonomous Organizations and the "Oracle" Problem: Legal Challenges and the Lawyer's Role	Sean R. Smallwood	581