Law, Letters, and Society Review, Volume 2 (2023–24)

Contents

Who Controls Young People's Bodies? The Use of Social Science in Minors’ Medical Autonomy Cases

Who Controls Young People's Bodies? The Use of Social Science in Minors’ Medical Autonomy Cases

by Shannon Chung

Examining the Utility of Public Health Litigation as a Supplement to Statistics Generated in the Global Burden of Disease Study

Examining the Utility of Public Health Litigation as a Supplement to Statistics Generated in the Global Burden of Disease Study

by Ramshankar Balasubramaniyan

Finding Nemo: On the Application of Nemo Non Quod Habet to Cultural Property Law and the Case of the Aramaic Incantation Bowls in the Schøyen Collection

Finding Nemo: On the Application of Nemo Non Quod Habet to Cultural Property Law and the Case of the Aramaic Incantation Bowls in the Schøyen Collection

by Erin Braner

The Financialization of the Music Industry: Songs as Assets in the New Economy

The Financialization of the Music Industry: Songs as Assets in the New Economy

by Annabelle Burns

Prosecuting Immunity: Reconstruction Congress, Modern Courts, and a Purpose-based Approach to Prosecutorial Liability under Section 1983

Prosecuting Immunity: Reconstruction Congress, Modern Courts, and a Purpose-based Approach to Prosecutorial Liability under Section 1983

by Jacqueline Lewittes

Tinker Tailored: The Inadequate Standards for Student Free Speech through Mahanoy Area High School v. B.L.

Tinker Tailored: The Inadequate Standards for Student Free Speech through Mahanoy Area High School v. B.L.

by Iris Fiona Brauer

Brackeen v. Haaland and the Ongoing Threat to Indigenous Livelihoods

Brackeen v. Haaland and the Ongoing Threat to Indigenous Livelihoods

by Sophie Feng

Letter from the Editors

vol. 2

2024 - 2025

Editorial Team

2023 - 2024