Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2019

An Introduction to Capital Law Review's decision to transition its articles online.

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

Ohio was one of the first states to interpret a silent consent clause to require that the consent cannot be unreasonably withheld, but the issue has received inconclusive treatment.

In the recent decision of Henson v. Santander, the Court found that diversified debt buyers are not bound by the FDCPA when collecting on purchased delinquent debt.

A coach owes a general duty of reasonable care to his or her athletes in the conduct of the sports program.

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