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Most Recent Additions*

Congressional Incentives and the Administrative State
Steven J. Menashi and Daniel Z. Epstein

Lethal Injection or Lethal Litigation: Florida's Amended Lethal Injection Protocol Opens the Door for Cries of Cruel and Unusual Punishment
Cynthia Ventura

Defending Self-Defense: Why Florida Should Follow the Eleven States That Already Allow for Campus Carry
Jennifer Garcia

The Successful Congressional Challenge of Executive Non-Enforcement
Michael Melli

The Feel of a Case: Virtue Decision-making as the Correct Approach for Deciding Cases in Equity
Diego M. Pestana

Florida's Controlling Summary Judgment Rule 1.510(c) Contrasted with the Common Law-Created Rule Grounded on Two Conflicted Federal Cases
H Michael Muñiz

Protecting Our Pets: Courtroom Advocate or Special Prosecutor?
Tamara Winkler

Florida's Direct File Statute: A Prosecutor's Playground
Kristen Chirino

Mandatory Arbitration of Sexual Assaults in Maritime Law
Andrew Bratslavsky

A Blind Spot in Miranda Rights: Juveniles' Lack of Understanding Regarding
Wadad Barakat

Are Administrative Law Judges Officers of the State: Constitutional Considerations in the Selection and Tenure of Administrative Law
Eric H. Miller

Differing Schools of Thought: Changing Perceptions of Oral Argument
Spencer D. Levine

Welcome to Trump's Ice Age: Violations of Undocumented Immigrants' Fourth Amendment Rights During Workplace Raids
Gianni Piantini

To Friend or to Unfriend?: It's Time to Update the Status on What it Means to be Facebook Friends
Carolina A. Del Campo

Florida Needs to Protect Grandma & Grandpa
Jessica A. Alvarez

An Analysis on Biometric Privacy Data Regulation: A Pivot Towards Legislation Which Supports The Individual Consumer's Privacy Rights in Spite of Corporate Protections
Carla Llaneza

Florida's Late Entrance to The Ongoing Trend: Sexual Orientation in The Workplace
Ernesto Rivero

*Updated as of 04/24/24.