SMU Law Review | Vol 72 | Iss 4

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Front Matter

Tributes

Tributes to Linda Eads

Tribute to Professor Linda EadsJennifer M. Collins549

Letter to Linda EadsSenator John Cornyn551

Tribute to Professor Linda EadsPaul E. McGreal553

Tribute to Professor Linda EadsRebecca A. Gregory555

Tribute to Professor Linda EadsMelinda Arbuckle557

Well Done, Professor Linda EadsHarriet E. Miers559

Articles

Constitutionally Incapable: Parole Boards as Sentencing CourtsMae C. Quinn565

A Right to Go Dark (?)David C. Gray621

Myth of the Attorney WhistleblowerCarliss N. Chatman669

Tempering Bankruptcy Nondischargability to Promote the Purposes of Student LoansJohn P. Hunt725

Righting the Ship: What Courts are Still Getting Wrong About Electronic DiscoveryTanya Pierce785

Comments

Delaware Law, Friend or Foe? The Debate Surrounding Sandbagging and How Delaware’s Highest Court Should Rule on a Default RuleSeth Cleary821

The Plague of Net Profits Payments: Possible Texas Solutions and RecommendationsChristopher Gambini849

Scoot Over: How Electric Scooters Violate the ADA and What Cities Can Do to Maintain Title II ComplianceJo Ann Mazoch871

“WWW” Marques the Spot: Privateering as a Solution to Cryptocurrency TheftJoshua Parisi895

The Blockchain Paradox: Almost Always Reliable, Almost Never AdmissibleJ. Collin Spring925

Taxing Trades: Proposals to Keep Moneyball Out of Tax LawCody Wilson953

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