Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023April 23, 2023 EDT
From Paper to Prison: How a Rapper’s Bars Can Land Them Behind Bars
From Paper to Prison: How a Rapper’s Bars Can Land Them Behind Bars
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023
- The War Story as Essential Pedagogy: Construction, Telling, and UseMichael P. Maslanka
- Has the "Cyber-Marketplace of Ideas" Gone Rogue?Matthew J. Blaney
- Is the End Just the Beginning? NIL Changes and the New World of Intercollegiate AthleticsJordan Allen
- Trial by Media: Where Fact & Fiction Co-Exist in High-Profile CasesSophie Fielder
- Federal Action to Cure State Inaction: Protecting Consumers from the Perils of Payday LendingGabriel Martin
- Child Content Creators and Just Compensation: A Policy Expansion on 'Coogan Law' for Child Social Media StarsDeanna Cooper
- Mere Touches with Massive Ramifications: An Analysis of _Torres v. Madrid_ and Its Potential Effects on Police and Section 1983 PlaintiffsDalton Parks
- Regulating Rape within the Virtual WorldChandler Horne
- From Paper to Prison: How a Rapper's Bars Can Land Them Behind BarsSean Freeland
Sean Freeland, From Paper to Prison: How a Rapper’s Bars Can Land Them Behind Bars, 10 LMU Law Review 201 (2023).