Deepfakes and Involuntary Pornography: Can Our Current Legal Framework Address This Technology?
Kareem Gibson 66 WAYNE L. REV. 259 https://www.slideshare.net/JennaHajhassan/gibson-final Download: K.-Gibson-66-Wayne-L.-Rev.-259-Download
Author: James Parchell
Answering the Clarion Call to Action: Congress’s Role in Protecting Election Security
M. Tia Johnson 66 WAYNE L. REV. 63 https://www.slideshare.net/JennaHajhassan/johnson-final-238661819 Download: M.-T.-Johnson-66-Wayne-L.-Rev.-63Download
Conflicts of Interest and Election Cybersecurity: How Bipartisan Congressional Oversight Can Inform the Public, Address Election System Vulnerabilities, and Increase Voter Confidence in Election Integrity
Kimberly Breedon & A. Christopher Bryant 66 WAYNE L. REV. 13 https://www.slideshare.net/JennaHajhassan/breedon-bryant-conflicts-of-interest-and-election-cybersecurity-how-bipartisan-congressional-oversight-can-inform-the-public-address-election-system-vulnerabilities-and-increase-voter-confidence-in-election-integrity Download: K.-Breedon-A.-C.-Bryant-66-Wayne-L.-Rev.-13Download
Emerging Case Law On Congressional Oversight
Elise J. Bean 66 WAYNE L. REV. 1 https://www.slideshare.net/JennaHajhassan/bean-final Download: E.-Bean-66-Wayne-L.-Rev.-1Download
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VOLUME 66 NO. 1 Emerging Case Law on Congressional OversightElise J. Bean66 Wayne L. Rev. 1 Conflicts of Interest and Election Cybersecurity: How Bipartisan Congressional Oversight Can Inform The Public, Address Election System Vulnerabilities, and Increase Voter Confidence in Election Integrity Kimberly Breedon & A. Christopher Bryant66 Wayne L. Rev. 1 Answering the Clarion Call Read More …
The Collateral-Claim Exception: A Unique Solution to the Harmful Backlog of Medicare Appeals
Emma Trivax 65 WAYNE L. REV. 687
Restricting LLC Hide-And-Seek: Reverse Piercing the Corporate Veil in the State of Michigan
Joshua Muhleck 65 WAYNE L. REV. 659
Client Liability for an Attorney’s Tort: An Evolving Problem That Warrants a Modern Solution
Amanda McSween 65 WAYNE L. REV. 637
The Recent No-Fault Act Amendments Do Not Prevent Insurers From Obtaining Independent Medical Evaluations for Trial Purposes Performed by “Non-Matching” Medical Experts
Christian C. Huffman 65 WAYNE L. REV. 619
Taxation
Lynn A. Gandhi 65 WAYNE L. REV. 595