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SMU Science and Technology Law Review

Published twice a year, the SMU Science & Technology Law Review is a journal produced by the Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law’s Science and Technology Law Review Association. Each issue includes articles authored by leading scholars and practitioners that address key legal, economic, and political developments and issues within science and technology, including the legal use and limits of hardware and software, and patent, copyright, and intellectual property law.

The journal works closely with SMU Dedman School of Law’s Tsai Center for Law, Science and Innovation to host an annual symposium on cutting-edge issues in the science and technology field.

Current Issue: Volume 25, Number 2 (2022)

Front Matter

Articles

Epistemology in Heterodox Economics? Bret N. Bogenschneider127

Selling Out for a Song: “Artist Abuse” and Saving Creatives from Servitude and Economic Disadvantage in the Entertainment Industry Rick G. Morris145

Crypto-Litigation: An Empirical Overview for 2020–Present Moin A. Yahya and Nicole Pecharsky195

Comments

Lights, Camera, Action . . . As Long As You Live in the Proper Circuit: An Analysis of the Circuit Split Concerning Civilians’ First Amendment Right to Record Police Officers Chloe Cornett237

Blockchain Disruption: Digital Assets Are Changing How We Do Business Nick Curley265

Creating a United Front: Harmonizing the United States Regulatory Policies Surrounding Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research Sydney Kossow295

The Mysteries of NFT Taxation and the Problem of Crypto Asset Tax Evasion Amy Q. Nguyen323

Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing: Privacy Issues & Impacts on Biological Relatives Quinn Prchal353