Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2026April 28, 2026 EDT
Cult Capture: The Creation of Psychological Kidnapping
Cult Capture: The Creation of Psychological Kidnapping
cultpsychological manipulationabuseindoctrinationcriminal law reformcult survivor legal remediescoercion controlcult dynamics
Articles in Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2026
Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2026
- When Public Schools Cross the Line: _Mahmoud v. Taylor_ and the New Limits on Compelled Moral InstructionNaomi Bromke
- Funding the Future: Proposed Changes to Promote the Survival of the Department Education Following Executive Order 14242Carly Ebersberger
- Minimal Protections, Maximum Loopholes: The Illusion of Protection Provided by the Tennessee Information Protection ActParker K. Bohne
- A Trump Card, Properly Dealt: The Death of the Universal Injunction and the Inadequate Class Action that RemainsClara Miller
- The Integration of the Disabled into the Workforce: Comparing Disability Employment Outcomes in the U.S. and FranceJoshua Demmons
- Making a Square Peg Round: Discovering What Works in Police Response to Mental Health CrisesIsaiah Howansky
- Cult Capture: The Creation of Psychological KidnappingMackenzie Newton
- Check-In, Check-Out, Move-Out: Regulating Short-Term Rentals in an Affordable Housing CrisisTara Bennecker
- Text Without Teeth: The Constitutional Vision Tennesseeans Wrote and the Doctrine They Have Yet to Receive Under Article I, Section 7Cayla Scott
- Unintended Consequences: How the Music Modernization Act Harms RightsholdersSaywer Vals
Mackenzie Newton, Cult Capture: The Creation of Psychological Kidnapping, 13 LMU Law Review 159 (2026).