Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2020November 28, 2020 EDT
Change of Venue in Covid-19 “Hot Spots”: Can Coronavirus related lawsuits get fair trials in locations hit hardest by the disease?
Change of Venue in Covid-19 “Hot Spots”: Can Coronavirus related lawsuits get fair trials in locations hit hardest by the disease?
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2020
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2020
- Death Sentence: A Compendium Against AssailmentJohn Serafine
- How to Make Better Sessions Judges: Appellate Review A Proposal to Reform Tennessee's General Sessions Courts for the 21st CenturyWillie Santana
- Change of Venue in Covid-19 “Hot Spots”: Can Coronavirus related lawsuits get fair trials in locations hit hardest by the disease?Marc Consalo
- The Long-Term Gender and Race Issues in Long-Term CareBrendan Williams
- Going for the Green: Social Equity in the Recreational Cannabis IndustryBenjamin Sheppard
- A Comparison and Contrast of the Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus by Presidents Abraham Lincoln & George W. BushClayton Barnes
- Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!: The Necessity for Uniform Regulations and Training of Assistance Animals to Curtail Discriminatory and Fraudulent Behaviors Regarding Such AnimalsRobert Maines
- Resolving the Overlooked Tragedy in Correctional Facilities: Medication Assisted Treatment Access for InmatesShianne Bowlin
- As Winding as the Serpentine Wall: Tennessee's Adoption Statute Under LemonThomas Rader
Marc Consalo, Change of Venue in Covid-19 “Hot Spots”: Can Coronavirus Related Lawsuits Get Fair Trials in Locations Hit Hardest by the Disease?, 8 LMU Law Review 229 (2020).