Volume 10, Issue 2: The Second Annual Sports and Entertainment Law Society Symposium (Spring 2013)

• The Second Annual Sports and Entertainment Law Society Symposium
   
• Police Blockade: How The Revitalization Of The Tenth Amendment Could Pave The Way To Legalized Sports Betting In New Jersey
  BY: STEVEN L. SHUR
   

Volume 10, Issue 1: Current Issues In Public Policy (Spring 2013)

• A LEGAL APPROACH TO THE USE OF HUMAN BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES
  By: MARSHALL B. KAPP, J.D., M.P.H.
   
• NEW YORK STATE OF MIND: HOW THE MARRIAGE EQUALITY ACT FORESHADOWS THE REPEAL OF DOMA AND THE POTENTIAL TAX CONSEQUENCES FOR SAME-SEX COUPLES 
  By: MEGAN FILOON
   
• TO-GET-HER FOREVER: A MAN HATER’S RIGHT TO SAME- SEX MARRIAGE
  By: CARMEN M. CUSACK, J.D., PH.D.C.

Volume 9, Issue 4: Current Issues In Public Policy (Spring 2012)

• COMMENTARY ON THE OECD GOOD PRACTICE GUIDANCE ON INTERNAL CONTROLS, ETHICS AND COMPLIANCE
  By:  JOE MURPHY AND DONNA BOEHME
   
• NO ENTIENDO: STATE V. MARQUEZ, LANGUAGE BARRIERS, AND DRUNK DRIVING
  By: ANDREW DODEMAIDE
   
• THE CIRCUIT SPLIT CREATED BY POLLARD V. GEO GROUP, INC.: THE DANGERS OF ALLOWING A BIVENS ACTION WHERE ADEQUATE ALTERNATIVE STATE REMEDIES EXIST
  By: KELLY DOUGHERTY
   
• WITHOUT RESTORING INSOLVENT UNEMPLOYMENT TRUST FUNDS AND INCREASING FEDERAL RESERVES, THE 2007- 2009 RECESSIONS MAY CAUSE THE DEPLETION OF THE UNEMPLOYMENT TRUST FUND
  By: JULIE TERSIGNI
   

Volume 9, Issue 3: Current Issues In Public Policy (Spring 2012)

• POST-REFERENDUM SUDAN: THE NATION- BUILDING PROJECT AND ITS CHALLENGES

  By: Christopher Zambakari, B.S./MBA
• THE PRICE OF JUSTICE: HOW THE CAPERTON STANDARD FOR JUDICIAL RECUSAL FELL SHORT, BUT OPENED THE DOOR FOR REFORM OF THE RECUSAL STANDARDS ANYWAY
  By: Marisa McGarvey
   

Volume 9, Issue 2: Symposium on Environmental Justice (Spring 2012)

• Overstudied and Underserved:
  Uses of the Law to Promote Healthy, Sustainable Urban Communities

  By: The Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia
   

Volume 9, Issue 1: Current Issues In Public Policy (Spring 2012)

• SUPERMAX PRISONS: ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE INCARCERATION CONUNDRUM

  By: H. DANIEL BUTLER, O. HAYDEN GRIFFIN III, GRAYSON F. KNIGHT
   
• STUDENT NOTE: BETTER IN THEORY: THE ROAD TO PROSTITUTION REFORM IN PENNSYLVANIA
  By: ALYSA CASTRO
   
• STUDENT NOTE: SO SUE ME: HOW CONSUMER FRAUD, ANTITRUST LITIGATION, AND OTHER KINDS OF LITIGATION CAN EFFECT CHANGE IN THE TREATMENT OF EGG-LAYING HENS WHERE LEGISLATION FAILS
  By: SARAH CRANSTON
   
• DOES MASS PRODUCT TORT LITIGATION FACILITATE OR HINDER SOCIAL LEGISLATIVE REFORM? A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TOBACCO REGULATION
  By: JEFFREY S. QUINN