All Articles tagged sec

• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  November 08, 2022 EDT
  Aiming for Safety: Implementing Firearm Training Statutes, Balanced by Second Amendment Jurisprudence
  Emily D. Asher

  This note provides model firearm training provisions while discussing the policy reasons for implementing required firearm training, constitutional firearm regulations, and the need for firearm training.

• Cyber Security
  September 23, 2022 EDT
  Standing on the Ledge: Balancing Data Breaches in the Era of Technology
  Jenna Tugaoen

  This comment analyzes how the internet's rapid growth has affected consumers and their most private information.

• Immigration & Nationalization
  May 11, 2021 EDT
  The McDade Act as a Means of Enforcing the Norms of Law and Rights of Children in Immigration Proceedings: A Proposed Roadmap to Prevent “Zero-Tolerance” Actions That Result in Child Separation
  Joshua E. Kastenberg

  This article emphasizes that an existing law, the McDade Act, enables the imposition of child protections through the creation of new ethics rules.

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• Tax
  May 11, 2021 EDT
  Federal Regulation of the Municipal Securities Market: Testing the Efficacy of the Political Process as a Tenth Amendment Limitation on Congress
  Aubrey Searcy

  This comment attempts to answer the perplexing question of why the municipal securities market, a $3.8 trillion market, is largely exempt from regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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• International
  April 09, 2021 EDT
  Rapid Technological Change and U.S. Entrepreneurial Risk in International Markets: Focus on Data Security, Information Privacy, Bribery and Corruption
  Lawrence J. Trautman

  This articles contributes to the existing small-business literature by better equipping entrepreneurs and early-stage enterprises to recognize and understand risk as they plan to enter international markets.

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• International
  May 19, 2020 EDT
  A United Nations Convention on Cybercrime
  Mickellea M. Tennis

  This comment argues that a United Nations Covenant on Cybercrime would be a necessary and effective tool for combatting the transnational nature of cybercrime.

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• Tax
  May 22, 2019 EDT
  Transfer Pricing Through §482–Looking Beyond Amazon v. Commissioner and other MNEs when Transferring Preexisting Intangibles under the Pre-2009 CSA Regulations
  Avery Moore

  The need for the Service to control the transfer pricing market will continue to grow as MNEs find other ways to use transfer pricing strategies to avoid certain U.S. taxes.

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• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  March 22, 2019 EDT
  Revisiting the Right to a Speedy Trial: Reconciling the Sixth Amendment with The Speedy Trial Act
  Eliot T. Tracz

  Courts assume that criminal prosecutions are undertaken in good faith unless evidence is presented to the contrary.

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• Labor & Employment
  March 22, 2019 EDT
  The Secure Scheduling Movement: Why Every State Should Consider Enacting Secure Scheduling Legislation
  Amanda Miggo

  Secure scheduling laws are just one way local governments are trying to bridge the poverty gap within their communities.

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• Cyber Security
  January 30, 2019 EDT
  Armed with a Keyboard: Presidential Directive 20, Cyber-Warfare, and the International Laws of War
  Matthew Rinear

  Obama’s nomination of a cyber-expert to head the NSA comes as no surprise to those following the recent heightened focus on the development of cyber-operations.

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• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  August 02, 2018 EDT
  Wilson v. Lynch: Medical marijuana and the Second Amendment Coming to a Circuit Near You
  Brandon D. Lippert

  A comparison of cases that led to the holding in Wilson v. Lynch.

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• Social Security/Disability
  July 31, 2018 EDT
  The Social Security Disability Appeals Backlog Crisis and the Necessity of Radical Reform
  Ken Matheny

  A look into the Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs of The Social Security Act.

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• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  July 31, 2018 EDT
  An Unqualified Right to Self-Defense: Alienage Restrictions and the Second Amendment
  Jared D. Arnold

  How the Supreme Court of the United States modified its own language from presidential cases to arrive at its decision in Heller.

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• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  July 30, 2018 EDT
  Misreading the Past: The Faulty Historical Basis Behind the Supreme Court’s Decision in District of Columbia v. Heller
  Charles R. Mckirdy

  Looking at the scope of the Second Amendment following the holding in District of Columbia v. Heller.

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