Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2025May 06, 2025 EDT
Judicial Interpretations of Emancipation: Comparative Analysis of Antebellum Court Decisions in the Slaveholding States
Judicial Interpretations of Emancipation: Comparative Analysis of Antebellum Court Decisions in the Slaveholding States
Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2025
Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2025
- Federalizing Professionalism: How the Seventh Circuit Rewrote Indiana Ethics LawLeonard C. Brahin
- Who Does It Best? A Fifty-State Comparison of the Laws Surrounding MethamphetamineTrinity Bledsoe Bryant
- Breaking Down the Walls: Changes to Single-Family Residential Zoning to Improve Housing Affordability and InclusivityJackson Barton
- The New and Improved VAWA: A Look into State Law and Local Nuisance Ordinances after the 2022 ReauthorizationAlexis Stevens
- Judicial Interpretations of Emancipation: Comparative Analysis of Antebellum Court Decisions in the Slaveholding StatesEvan Matthew Gelobter
- A Court Under Scrutiny: How Ethical Failures Endanger the Legitimacy of the Supreme CourtPresley A. Overbey
- Federal Habeas Corpus: Actual Innocence or Actual IndifferenceMeganne Lee-Rogers
- Fourth and Fifth Circuits Split Over Geofencing in Fourth Amendment InterpretationMollye O'Rourke
- The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit in 2024: Where have we been and where are we going?Kelley Moore
Evan Matthew Gelobter, Judicial Interpretations of Emancipation: Comparative Analysis of Antebellum Court Decisions in the Slaveholding States, 12 LMU Law Review 86 (2025).