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Celebrating WCL Student Authors

The Celebrating WCL Student Authors series presents scholarly articles written by Washington College of Law students.

Submissions from 2010 2010

Religious Exemption or Exceptionalism? Exploring the Tension of First Amendment Religion Protections & Civil Rights Progress Within the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, Richael Faithful

Reexamining Models of Disability and Applying Rationality, Morality, and Ethics to Support Disability Rights in Context of Genetics, Gary C. Norman

Expanding the Scope of the Good-Faith Exception to the Exclusionary Rule to Include a Law Enforcement Officer's Reasonable Reliance on Well-Settled Case Law that is Subsequently Overruled, Ross Oklewicz

Stepping out of the Vehicle: The Potential of Arizona v. Gant to End Automatic Searches Incident to Arrest beyond the Vehicular Context, Angad Singh

TRIPS and Human Rights: The Case of India, Subramanya Sirish Tamvada

The Post-Medellin Case for Legislative Standing, James A. Turner

Regulating Secondhand Tobacco Smoke in the Americas: A Comparison of the Top Down and Bottom Up Approaches in Brazil and the United States, Leigh Warren

Money, Meet Mouth: The Era of Regulation and Prescription Drug Importation/Reimportation, Aaron Wong

Submissions from 2009 2009

Breathing New Life into Old Technological Infrastructure: Broadband Internet as a Means of Jump-Starting the Economy and Connecting the Country, Elizabeth Chernow

The Limits of Presidential Recess Appointment Power, Michael McNerney

Protecting the Family Pet: The New Face of Maryland: Domestic Violence Protective Orders, Gary C. Norman

Disincentives to Data Breach: Problems with Notification and Future Legislative Possibilities, Ross Schulman

Submissions from 2008 2008

Public Financing, George Bush and Barack Obama: Why the Publicly Funded Campaign Does Not Work, and What We Can Do to Fix It, Jordan Acker

Help America Vote Act Enforcement, Tiana Butcher

Public Financing’s Last Breaths, Kellen Clemons

The Model Rules of Professional Conduct and Campaign Activities, Lauren Gilius