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Most Recent Additions*

Intelligence-Sharing Agreements & International Data Protection: Avoiding a Global Surveillance State
Rachel C. Taylor

Post-Digital Era Reconciliation Between United States and European Union Privacy Law Enforcement
Nidhi Narielwala

Undeniably Difficult: Extradition and Genocide Denial Laws
Dylan Fotiadis

Higher Education as a Human Right
Heidi R. Gilchrist

Making Room for Children: A Response to Professor Estin on Immigration and Child Welfare
Rick Su

The Trickle Up Effect: Incorporating An Understanding of Immigration Law and Policies Into Best Interest Analysis in State Child Welfare Proceedings
Kathryn P. Banks

Doing Better for Child Migrants
Susan Frelich Appleton

Child Migrants and Child Welfare: Toward A Best Interests Approach
Ann Laquer Estin

Towards 2030: Shortcomings and Solutions in Food Loss and Waste Reduction Policy
Emily Friedman

Determinate Sentencing and the Rise of Alternative Sanctions: Does Shame Meet the Goals of Sentencing Reform?
Kathleen Landis

Resurgence of the Birthright Citizenship Debate
Katherine Nesler

A Tribute to Those Who Helped Me Get Here
Barry S. Schermer

Judge Schermer’s Top Ten Topics to Teach
Daniel Keating

Mortgages & Mentoring: My Career with Judge Barry S. Schermer
Cynthia Kern Woolverton

A Tribute to Judge Barry S. Schermer: Judge, Teacher, Friend & the Lessons Learned
Sandra F. Louis

Judge Barry S. Schermer: A Teacher of Law and of Life
Emily K. Cohen

Lessons Learned While Clerking
Darrell W. Clark

What Makes a Good Teacher?
David L. Going

The Three Giants of Bankruptcy Law in St. Louis
David A. Warfield

How Not to Use the Involuntary Bankruptcy Process
Michael A. Friedman Esq. and Allison R. Day

*Updated as of 09/25/18.