Brian L. Frye 7/17/15 Brian L. Frye 7/17/15

Eldred & the New Rationality

Article | Professor Brian Frye explores a possible shift in rational basis review that examines legislative intent and what it could mean for the future of copyright terms.

Matthew Hlinka 4/28/15 Matthew Hlinka 4/28/15

Will Kentucky Fall Victim to the EPA's War on Coal? Examining the Commonwealth's Options Under the Newest Power Plant Emission Standards

Note | KLJ Production Editor Matt Hlinka examines the potential impact of new proposed regulations of coal power plant emissions on Kentucky.

Katie Smith 4/24/15 Katie Smith 4/24/15

Knowledge is Power: Understanding Kentucky's Human Trafficking Laws

Note | KLJ Notes Editor Katie Smith discusses the Human Trafficking Victims Rights Act, Kentucky's new law that addresses human trafficking in Kentucky and how it protects victims.

Thomas E. Rutledge 4/22/15 Thomas E. Rutledge 4/22/15

Who Will Watch the Watchers?: Derivative Actions in Nonprofit Corporations

Article | Attorney and Professor Thomas Rutledge explains the benefits of derivative actions in ensuring proper management of corporate ventures.

Todd J. Weatherholt 2/22/15 Todd J. Weatherholt 2/22/15

Not for Human Consumption: How Inept Legislative Policy Proliferates the Synthetic Drug Problem

Note | KLJ Online Content Editor Todd Weatherholt discusses the problem of controlling synthetic drugs, from legal loopholes to difficult prosecution.

Jeffrey A. Savarise & Timothy J. Weatherholt 2/8/15 Jeffrey A. Savarise & Timothy J. Weatherholt 2/8/15

Limits to the Class Action Device: The Kentucky Wages and Hours Act Does Not Permit a Class Action

B. Scott West 2/2/15 B. Scott West 2/2/15

United States v. Kentucky Bar Association: In a Case Drawing National Attention, the Kentucky Supreme Court Addresses the Ethics of Waivers of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in Plea Bargains

Thomas E. Rutledge & Stacy C. Kula 6/9/14 Thomas E. Rutledge & Stacy C. Kula 6/9/14

Equal Protection of Grocery Stores in the Sale of Alcoholic Beverages

Cortney E. Lollar 5/30/14 Cortney E. Lollar 5/30/14

Getting Jurors to Awesome

Julie Rosing 2/7/14 Julie Rosing 2/7/14

Who's Quashing Who?: The Battle Between Scholars and Subpoenas

Lauren Weiner 1/17/14 Lauren Weiner 1/17/14

"Friending" the NLRB: Applying Traditional Labor Rules to Social Media Cases

Roberta M. Harding 11/10/13 Roberta M. Harding 11/10/13

Life and Death in Kentucky: Past, Present, and Future

Peter P. Cohron 10/27/13 Peter P. Cohron 10/27/13

The Commonwealth's Response to Kentucky's Pill Mill Problem

Amanda East 9/22/13 Amanda East 9/22/13

Sticks and Stones: A Needed Legislative Reform to Kentucky's Approach to Cyberbulling

KLJ 4/1/13 KLJ 4/1/13

Genetic Testing: Kentucky Should Recognize Parents' Right to Make Informed Decisions Regarding Pregnancy

KLJ 3/5/13 KLJ 3/5/13

Curiosity Kills the Cat: Prosecution of Juveniles within the Protected Class of Statutory Rape Provisions

Brian Christopher Jones 1/16/13 Brian Christopher Jones 1/16/13

The Congressional Short Title (R)Evolution: Changing the Face of America’s Public Laws

R. Brooks Herrick 1/15/13 R. Brooks Herrick 1/15/13

How Do I Collect?: The Choice-of-Law Analysis for a Judgment Creditor Holding a Charging Order Against an LLC Membership Interest

Jerad Blair 12/21/12 Jerad Blair 12/21/12

Law Enforcement’s Unfettered Use of Video Technology Is Strangling the Fourth Amendment’s Right to Privacy

Jerrad Howard 9/19/12 Jerrad Howard 9/19/12

American Needle: Has the Supreme Court Deflated Synergistic Gains in Joint Ventures Among Competitors?