Federal Tax Reform: Burgeoning The Bottom Line for the Bourbon Industry
In today's edition of the KLJ Blog, Staff Editor William Tyler Gilbert analyzes the federal tax reform's effects on the bourbon industry, including the benefits...
Kentucky – Legal Animal Abuse Or Weak Protection Laws?
Kentucky – Legal Animal Abuse Or Weak Protection Laws? Article | 106 KY. L. J. ONLINE | May 8, 2018 Gabrielle J. Fulton[1] “Mankind’s true moral...
The Antiquities Act has a Modern Impact: The Downsizing of Two National Monuments could have Lasting Consequences on Public Federal Lands
In today's edition of the KLJ Blog, Staff Editor Shannon Rutherford digs into the Antiquities Act, specifically questioning whether a President can substantially modify a...
“Protect the Jury or Eliminate Racial Bias? How to Proceed After Peña-Rodriguez”
In today's edition of the KLJ Blog, Staff Editor Spencer Eastwood analyzes exceptions to the Supreme Court's "no-impeachment rule" for juries following the decision in...
Congratulations to Senior Staff Committee Members!
Congratulations to the newest Senior Staff Committee Members! Notes Review Committee Jake Bartlett Spencer Eastwood Tyler Gilbert Akesha Kirkpatrick Online Committee Abbie Carrico Justin Cloyd...
Kentucky Law Journal Announces Volume 107 Editorial Board
The Journal is proud to announce the Editorial Board for Volume 107 of the Kentucky Law Journal! Editor-in-Chief: Bethany Breeze Davenport Managing Editor:...
Improving Landlord-Tenant Relations in Kentucky Through the URLA
In today's edition of the KLJ Blog, Staff Editor Micah Johnson analyzes landlord-tenant relations in Kentucky, and advocates for statewide adoption of the Uniform Residential...
Circuit Split: An Efficient Rule to Govern the Sampling of Sound Recordings
CIRCUIT SPLIT: AN EFFICIENT RULE TO GOVERN THE SAMPLING OF SOUND RECORDINGS Article | 106 KY. L. J. ONLINE | January 26, 2018 Spencer K....
Partisan Gerrymandering: A Consideration for State Legislatures, Not the Supreme Court
In today's edition of the KLJ Blog, Staff Editor Stephanie Renzelman analyzes the constitutionality of partisan gerrymandering and considers the judiciary's role in dealing with...
Striking a Balance: Can Presumed Donative Consent End the Organ Shortage While Respecting Individual Autonomy?
Striking a Balance: Can Presumed Donative Consent End the Organ Shortage While Respecting Individual Autonomy? Article | 106 KY. L. J. ONLINE | January 3, 2018...