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Arizona Legal Studies

2023

More True Confessions of a Legal Writing Professor: The Continuing Study of Legal Writing Should Be Deemed a Required Part of Our Professional Responsibility

Diana Simon, More True Confessions of a Legal Writing Professor: The Continuing Study of Legal Writing Should Be Deemed a Required Part of Our Professional Responsibility, 59 Arizona Attorney Magazine 16 (2023).

Arizona Legal Studies

Navigating Telehealth Legislative and Policy Changes Beyond the Public Health Emergency

Tara Sklar, Navigating Telehealth Legislative and Policy Changes Beyond the Public Health Emergency, Arizona Telemedicine Program (2023).

Opening the Pandemic Portal to Re-Imagine Paid Sick Leave for Immigrant Workers

Shefali Milczarek-Desai, Opening the Pandemic Portal to Re-Imagine Paid Sick Leave for Immigrant Workers, 111 Calif. L. Rev. (2023).

Arizona Legal Studies

Presentation

Marc Miller, Presentation, in Hybrid Work Schemes and New International Scenarios in Legal Libraries (2023). Spanish version

Public Law, Private Platforms

Andrew Keane Woods, Public Law, Private Platforms, 107 Minn. L. Rev. (2023).

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Public Memory, LGBTQ (In)Visibility and Anti-Gay Violence: A Frame Analysis of Media Discourse on the Murder of Matthew Shepard 25 Years Later

Jordan Woods, Public Memory, LGBTQ (In)Visibility and Anti-Gay Violence: A Frame Analysis of Media Discourse on the Murder of Matthew Shepard 25 Years Later, in The (Mis)Representation of Queer Lives in True Crime (Abbie E. Goldberg, Danielle C. Slakoff, & Carrie L. Buist, eds.) (2023).

Regional Integration in Africa - The Role of the AfCFTA in Advancing Political Integration

Athanasios Mihalakas & Bashar Malkawi, Regional Integration in Africa - The Role of the AfCFTA in Advancing Political Integration, Transnational Dispute Management (2023).

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Scotus’s Summer of 2022: Obfuscation of and Disdain for Rationality and the Traditional Personal Liberties Framework

Roy Spece Jr, Scotus’s Summer of 2022: Obfuscation of and Disdain for Rationality and the Traditional Personal Liberties Framework, (2023).

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Shallow Fakes

Albertina Antognini & Andrew Keane Woods, Shallow Fakes, 128 Penn State Law Review 69 (2023).

Technical Services, Social Justice, and LibGuides: A Model for Impact

Jessica Ugstad, Jaime Valenzuela & Travis Spence, Technical Services, Social Justice, and LibGuides: A Model for Impact, 40 Technical Services Quarterly, 45 (2023).

The Association of Participating in a Summer Prelaw Training Program and First-Year Law School Students' Grades

Christopher Robertson, Heather Buzick, Jessica Findley, Heidi Burross, Matt Charles & David Klieger, The Association of Participating in a Summer Prelaw Training Program and First-Year Law School Students’ Grades, The J. Educ. Res. & Prac. (2023).

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The Friction Paradox: Intermediaries, Competition, and Efficiency

Barak Orbach, The Friction Paradox: Intermediaries, Competition, and Efficiency, 68 Antitrust Bulletin (2023).

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The Need for a Comprehensive Police Data Collection and Transparency Law in Arizona

Jordan Woods, Ashley Oddo, Devyn Arredondo & Yan Idrissov, The Need for a Comprehensive Police Data Collection and Transparency Law in Arizona, Arizona State Law Journal (forthcoming) (2023).

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The Original Meaning of Enumerated Powers

Andrew Coan, The Original Meaning of Enumerated Powers, (2023).

Arizona Legal Studies

The President’s Subjective and Objective Legal Obligations

Shalev Roisman, The President’s Subjective and Objective Legal Obligations, 91 Fordham Law Review 2195 (2023).

The Right to (Human) Counsel: Real Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence

Keith Swisher, The Right to (Human) Counsel: Real Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence, 74 South Carolina Law Review 823 (2023).

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The Rise and Fall of the Roman Numeral

Tessa Dysart, The Rise and Fall of the Roman Numeral, Green Bag 2d (2023).

Arizona Legal Studies

Towards a Conceptual Framework for Addressing State-Level Barriers to Decentralized Clinical Trials in the U.S.

Stephanie Zawada, Kevin Ruff, Tara Sklar & Bart Demaerschalk, Towards a Conceptual Framework for Addressing State-Level Barriers to Decentralized Clinical Trials in the U.S. , Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2023).

Arizona Legal Studies