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1976 supplement, Constitution, State of Missouri, 1945
Abuse Just Out of Frame: The Impact of Online Dispute Resolution on Domestic Violence, Haley Benson
Addressing Big Tech's Market Power: A Comparative Institutional Analysis, Thomas A. Lambert
ADR Provisions to Inoculate the Vaccine Industry from Governmental IP Takings, Mark Buck
A Letter to the Alumni of the Law School (1957)
A Modern Theory of Direct Corporate Liability for Title VII, Sandra F. Sperino
Artificial Bias: The Ethical Concerns of AI-Driven Dispute Resolution in Family Matters, Wensdai Brooks
Beyond McDonnell Douglas, Sandra F. Sperino
Blown Whistle Falls on Deaf Ears: The Eighth Circuit Interprets MAP-21’s Whistleblower Provision, Sarah (Walters) Porter
Born-Again RFRA: Will the Military Backslide on its Religious Conversion?, Michael Berry and Antony Barone Kolenc
Caught by the Cat's Paw, Sandra F. Sperino
Charles Dickens' Novels in the Courts, Douglas E. Abrams
Charting a Middle Course for Court-Connected Mediation, John Lande
Children Sentenced to Die in Prison: Why a Lifetime Behind Bars is No Longer Justified for Juvenile Offenders, Logan Moore
Circuit Court, Boone County, Missouri; Respondents Trial Brief; June Term 1936
Complying with Export Laws without Importing Discrimination Liability: At Attempt to Integrate Employment Discrimination Laws and the Deemed Export Rules, Sandra F. Sperino
Constitution of the state of Missouri, made in convention, at the city of Jefferson, A.D. 1845.
Co-Worker Evidence in Court, Sandra F. Sperino
Creating an Impossible Burden: State ex rel. Becker v. Wood and Prosecutorial Vindictiveness, Rachael Moore
Crime, Punishment, and Causation: The Effect of Etiological Information on the Perception of Moral Agency, Paul J. Litton and Philip Robbins
Deliberating at a Crossroads: Sex Trafficking Victims’ Decisions About Participating in the Criminal Justice Process, Rachel J. Wechsler
Direct Employer Liability for Punitive Damages, Sandra F. Sperino
Disbelief Doctrines, Sandra F. Sperino
Discrimination Law: The New Franken-Tort, Sandra F. Sperino
Discrimination Statutes, the Common Law, and Proximate Cause, Sandra F. Sperino
Dog Process or Due Pupcess? Federal Court Misses Opportunity to Modernize Pet Due Process Jurisprudence Lunon v. Botsford, 946 F.3d 425 (8th Cir. 2019)., Grace Hambuchen
Eleven Observations about Legal Writing, Douglas E. Abrams
Ending Political Discrimination in the Workplace, Craig R. Senn
Evidentiary Inequality, Sandra F. Sperino
Fakers and Floodgates, Sandra F. Sperino and Suja A. Thomas
Flying without a Statutory Basis: Why McDonnell Douglas is Not Justified by any Statutory Construction Methodology, Sandra F. Sperino
Gig Workers: Walking a Tightrope Without a Safety Net, Joshua M. Javits and Matthew L. Luby
Giving up the Ghost in the Machine: Emergency Cellphone Tracking Under 18 U.S.C. § 2702(c)(4) Is a Search, Andrew Guinan
Harassment: A Separate Claim?, Sandra F. Sperino
Home Run or Strike Out: Can Baseball Arbitration Solve America’s Medical Debt Crisis?, Sarah Jolley
Ignoring Drug Trademarks, Erika Lietzan
Into the Weeds: Modern Discrimination Law, Sandra F. Sperino
In Words of the Pandemic, Arbitration Jurisprudence Needs a Ventilator, Bartholomew L. McLeay
Is Arbitration for Olympic Athletes Arbitrary?, Shelby Ehrmann
It's None of Your Business: State Regulation of Tribal Business Undermines Sovereignty and Justice, Robin M. Rotman
Justice Kennedy's Big New Idea, Sandra F. Sperino
Killing the Cat's Paw, Sandra F. Sperino
Let's Pretend Discrimination Is a Tort, Sandra F. Sperino
Liability Insurance and Contractual Aspects of Settlement, Douglas R. Richmond
Mincing No Words: When the Court's Opinion Criticizes an Advocate's Writing, Douglas E. Abrams
Missouri's Residency Restrictions for Medical Marijuana Use, Royce de R. Barondes
Missouri Supreme Court; Decision; September Term 1937, Judge William F. Frank
Missouri Supreme Court; Respondant's Brief; May Term 1937
Missouri Supreme Court; Respondents' Brief on Second Hearing; May Term 1939
Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees: Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform is a Necessary Precursor to Police Reform, Elizabeth Weaver
Muddy Waters: Fair Use Implications of Google v. Oracle America, Inc., Gary Myers
New York's Requirements for Contractual Definiteness with Application to the Formation of Investment Vehicles, Royce de R. Barondes
Not Quite “Justice for All”: How Provisions of Victims’ Rights Legislation Can Harm Plea Negotiations, Hannah Williams
Pool Houses and Public Policy: The Uncollectability of Contractual Attorney Fees in Missouri, Evan Miller
Preserving the Relationship: Addressing the COVID Eviction Crisis Through Equitable Mediation, Cade Jones
Public Schools to Public Services, Laura Wilcoxon
Questions of Arbitrability in the World: Comparing the Jurisprudence of the United States and India, Henry Sivils
Recreating Diversity in Employment Law by Debunking the Myth of the McDonnell Douglas Monolith, Sandra F. Sperino
Restorative Justice: An Alternative Dispute Resolution Approach to Criminal Behavior, Kayla Welch
Retaliation and the Reasonable Person, Sandra F. Sperino
Rethinking Discrimination Law, Sandra F. Sperino
Revitalizing State Employment Discrimination Law, Sandra F. Sperino
Risky Business: Breakfast Sandwiches, Course of Employment, and Revisiting Missouri Workers’ Compensation Law, Trent H. Hamoud
Sky Remains Intact: Why Allowing Subgroup Evidence is Consistent with the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Sandra F. Sperino
State Legislative Update, Katey Peters, Caleb Rutledge, Tim Richard, and Joel Smith
State Rejection of Federal Law, Thomas B. Bennett
Statutory Proximate Cause, Sandra F. Sperino
Strengthening the Internal Affairs Doctrine Juul Labs, Inc. v. Grove, 238 A.3d 904 (Del. Ch. 2020)., Andrew J. Meyer
Synchronizing Copyright and Technology: A New Paradigm for Sync Rights, Michael P. Goodyear
Technology Mergers and the Market for Corporate Control, Geoffrey A. Manne, Samuel Bowman, and Dirk Auer
Textualism: Definition, and 20 Reasons Why Textualism is Preferable to Other Methods of Statutory Interpretation, Caroline Bermeo Newcombe
The constitution of the State of Missouri, 1875.
The Destruction Gap: A Study of the Unprotected Societal Interest in Privately Held Artworks, Jessica Schmitz
The "Disappearing Dilemma": Why Agency Principles Should Now Take Center Stage in Retaliation Cases, Sandra F. Sperino
The Emerging Statutory Proximate Cause Doctrine, Sandra F. Sperino
The Future of Arbitration Law?, Kristen M. Blankley
The Most Dangerous Branch of Science? Reining in Rogue Research and Reckless Experimentation in Social Services, James G. Dwyer
The New Calculus of Punitive Damages for Employment Discrimination Cases, Sandra F. Sperino
The Paradox of Exclusive State-Court Jurisdiction over Federal Claims, Thomas B. Bennett
The Sword and the Shield: The Benefits of Opinion Letters by Employment and Labor Agencies, Keith E. Sonderling and Bradford J. Kelley
The Tort Label, Sandra F. Sperino
“They’re Just Playing”: Why Child Social Media Stars Need Enhanced Coogan Protections to Save them from their Parents, Nila McGinnis
Third Party Arbitration Funding and Islamic Shari’a: Friends Not Foes, Mohamed Sweify
Time for a New Shoe? Making Sense of Specific Jurisdiction, Jessica Hylton
Towards Nondelegation Doctrines, Chad Squitieri
Unconstitutional State Special Laws: Is Rational Basis Review the Rational Solution?, Chloe Slusher
United States Supreme Court; Bound Copy of Petition of Respondents' for Rehearing; October Term 1938
United States Supreme Court; Decision; October Term 1938, Chief Justice Hughes
Valuing the Vulnerable: A Proposed Approach to Cyclical Competency, Kirsten Pryde
Victims as Instruments, Rachel J. Wechsler
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"Yogi-isms" in the Courts, Douglas E. Abrams