Gender, Law, and Culture in the Legal Workplace: A Chilean Case Study
“What has to change is the model of work. It can’t be that in order to be a partner in a law firm, a woman has to learn to renounce…
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Are You Not Entertained? Considering the P-3 Visa as an Alternative Option for International Esports Professional Gamers
Professional video gaming has exploded in popularity over the last decade. Many elite professional gamers are not residents of the United States but wish to enter the country to participate…
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Slow Your Roll Out of Body-Worn Cameras: Privacy Concerns and the Tension Between Transparency and Surveillance in Arizona
Body-Worn Camera (BWC) programs are becoming increasingly popular. In 2015 and 2016, the Department of Justice awarded more than $40 million in funding for BWCs to law-enforcement agencies, and most…
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The Afterlife of Homophobia
Over the past 15 years, the LGBTQ movement in the United States has vanquished sodomy laws, the military’s Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy, and laws banning same-sex marriage. Despite these formal legal…
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The NFL as a Workplace: The Prospect of Applying Occupational Health and Safety Law to Protect NFL Workers
The athletes who participate in professional football call themselves (and the public calls them) football “players,” not football “workers,” reflecting the reality that as exhausting and high-pressure as their efforts…
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Healthcare Promises for Public Employees
State and local governments have promised nearly $1 trillion in retiree healthcare benefits to public employees. Although retiree healthcare benefits represent a form of compensation, historically, state and local governments…
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