DLJ Closes Submissions for Spring, 2015 (Updated)
Volume 65 (Fall 2015 – Spring 2016) of the Duke Law Journal has closed its Scholastica submissions box for the spring selection cycle. It will reopen for the fall selection cycle on July 13, 2015. For the fall cycle, DLJ will also freely accept submissions or...DLJ Executive Board for Volume 65 (2015-2016)
Duke Law Journal is proud to announce its Executive Board for Volume 65 (2015-2016). Editor-in-Chief: Jyoti Jindal Managing Editor: Ryan Weiss Senior Research Editor: Stewart Day Senior Articles Editor: Peter Letteney Senior Notes Editor: Greg Gaught Articles Editors:...Duke Law Journal is now accepting submissions for 2015–2016
As of January 25, 2015, the Duke Law Journal is open and accepting submissions to be published in Volume 65 (2015–2016). For guidelines on submitting to DLJ, please see our submissions page. Although submissions may be mailed to DLJ or sent by e-mail, submission via...Duke Law Journal Staff Editors Submit Student Notes
On January 9, 2015, DLJ’s second-year staff editors submitted their student notes, which will be considered for publication in DLJ Volume 65. Congratulations to the 2Ls on their excellent efforts during the note-writing process!Duke Law Journal 3L Haniya Mir Interviewed by Kansas City Star for Note on Tax Implications of Same-Sex Marriage
Haniya H. Mir was interviewed by the Kansas City Star for her Note on the tax implications of same-sex marriage. You can read the article and interview with the Kansas City Star here and access a copy of the Note, Windsor and Its Discontents: State Income Tax...DLJ Online
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Lawrence Ponoroff
Predatory Decarceration
Elenore Wade
Access to Algorithmic Justice: Defending a Right to Expert Assistance for Indigent Defendants
Meghna Melkote & Madhavi Nambiar
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Guns, Judges, and Trump
Rebecca Brown, Lee Epstein, and Mitu Gulati
Bruen in a Changing Judiciary
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Judges, Guns, and “MAGA:” a Comment on Brown, Epstein & Gulati
Brannon P. Denning
Anticipating a New Modern Skidmore Standard
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Employee Speech v. Workplace Values: A Defense of At-Will Employment and Private Employer Regulation of Political Speech
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