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Problems in NIL: Obtaining Justice for Former Student Athletes in a Post-Alston World

Posted onAuthorJames Parchell

Volume 71 – Bulletin Drew Waters† I. Introduction On June 6, 2025, Judge Claudia Wilken approved a settlement proposal for the House v. NCAA case in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.1 Notable for its sweeping reforms in the way college athletics are currently governed, the settlement also contains provisions designed Read More …

Between Contract and Command: Rethinking FINRA’s Enforcement Regime in a Post-Chevron Era

Posted onAuthorJames Parchell

Volume 71 – Bulletin Lizbeth López-Bermúdez † I. Introduction In a post-Chevron world, the constitutional limits of regulatory bodies’ enforcement powers have become highly contested.1 Under the Chevron doctrine, precedent required courts to give agencies deference in interpreting ambiguous statutes in the absence of clear legislative statements or intentions from Congress, as long as their Read More …

Volume 71 No. 1

Articles “Handicap” under the Fair Housing Act Amendments: Do the FHAA, the ADA, and the Rehabilitation Act Still Share a Coextensive Definition?Cheryl L. Anderson71 Wayne L. Rev. 1 Disorderly and Disruptive: Corporal Punishment Laws and the Abuse of Students with DisabilitiesJami L. Anderson71 Wayne L. Rev. 33 The Limits of Negative Rights Claims in Social Read More …