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Recently, “labor” has entered the lexicon of NCAA litigation involving antitrust and union organizing. Athletic labor, a term coined by a federal appeals court, signals a favorable turn for students—as…

Recent tragedies in our nation’s schools—such as the Sandy Hook shooting in Newton, Connecticut and the Marysville-Pilchuck shooting near Seattle, Washington—have brought the school safety debate to the forefront of…

This Note examines how unitary offenses affect defendants’ rights in the state of Arizona. In Arizona, first-degree murder, along with several other felony crimes, has been designated a unitary offense—a…

The amount of classified information has increased to an astonishing point in recent years—having more than tripled during the Obama Administration alone. Concerns about overclassification are not new, but they…

Additive manufacturing, also known as “3-D printing,” is an exciting technology with the potential to revolutionize a host of industries and transform the ways in which products reach consumers. Products…

On November 20, 2014, President Obama announced his executive order on immigration, Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (“DAPA”). Controversy immediately ensued. Never before has an…