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Student Scholarship Published in Law Reviews

Submissions from 2009 2009

Gays in the Military - The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Fails to Subject Don't Ask, Don't Tell to a Strict Scrutiny Test: Witt v. Department of the Air Force, Genevra Williams

GPS for the Sky: A Survey of Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) and Its Implementation in the United States, Genevra Williams

Border Searches in a Modern World: Are Laptops Merely Closed Containers, Or Are They Something More, Kindal Wright

Submissions from 2008 2008

Air Cargo Fuel Surcharges and Tacit Collusion under the Sherman Act: What Good Is Catching a Few Bad Guys if Consumers Still Get Robbed, Dustin Appel

Who Signs the Checks - Groff v. United States, Dustin Appel

Can Big Brother Watch You - The Implications of the Department of Homeland Security's Proposed National Applications Office for Fourth Amendment Protections, Melissa Deal

The Department of Homeland Security Proposes an Advance Passenger Information Requirement for Private Aircraft: Paranoia or Reasonable Security, Johnson Kuncheria

Trademark Law - Determining a Likelihood of Confusion - The Southern District of New York Improperly Denies Preliminary Injunction Due to Its Misconstruction of the Relevant Standard and Misapplication of the Polaroid Factors, Johnson Kuncheria

Products Liability in Maritime Law: A Court's Refusal to Impost Liability on a Manufacturer for Failure to Warn of Post-Sale Defects Where the Injury Suffered was Purely Economic, Katharine Lavalley

Fair Treatment for Experienced Pilots Act - All Good Things Really Do Come to an End, Jeff Orkin

Labor Law - Tenth Circuit Misperceives and Misapplies the Purposes of the Family and Medical Leave Act, a Decision Leaving Airline Pilots without the Act's Protections: Knapp v. America West Airlines, Inc., Jeff Orkin

Analysis of the Proposed Hub Carrier Slot Preference at Chicago O'Hare, Erin Shea

Does the TSA Have Stage Fright - Then Why are They Picturing you Naked, Julie Solomon

Fourth Amendment - The Ninth Circuit Court Allows the Government to Read International Airmail Absent a Warrant: United States v. Seljan, Nicole Tong