UC Davis Law Review Online

UC Davis Law Review Online is a more nimble companion to the print edition. We welcome short, timely submissions, including essays, responses, replies, and book reviews.

• Volume 56

• Regulating Contact Between Athletics Staff and Faculty on College Campuses

  Josh Lens - University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

• Political Default. The Implications of Weaponizing Global Financial Infrastructure

  Lev E. Breydo - Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law

• GSK v. Teva: The End of Generic Skinny Labels?

  Benjamin Baek - UC Davis School of Law

• In Defense of Deportation Defense

  Michael Kagan - University of Nevada, Las Vegas, William S. Boyd School of Law

• Volume 55

• Together But Unequal: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Exacerbated the Inequities Harming Minority Law Students

  Khrystan Nicole Policarpio - UC Davis School of Law

  Grecia Orozco - UC Davis School of Law

• The Right to Regulate Arms in the Era of the Fourteenth Amendment: The Emergence of Good Cause Permit Schemes in Post-Civil War America

  Saul Cornell - Fordham University

• Restorative Justice, School Reopenings, and Educational Equity: A Contemporary Mapping and Analysis of State Law

  Thalia González - Georgetown University Law Center and Occidental College

  Rebecca Epstein - Georgetown University Law Center

  Claire Krelitz - Los Angeles World Affairs Council and Town Hall

  Rhea Shinde - Georgetown University Law Center

• The New Privacy Law

  Ari Ezra Waldman - Northeastern University

• Voting as a Genuinely Religious Act in a World of Free Exercise Maximalism

  Richard Luedeman - University of Connecticut School of Law

• Volume 54

• Abortion and Telemedicine: Looking Beyond COVID-19 and the Shadow Docket

  Jareb A. Gleckel - independent

  Sheryl L. Wulkan - independent

• Principal Officers and the Function of Section 4 of the 25th Amendment

  Guha Krishnamurthi - South Texas College of Law

  Peter Salib - Harvard Law School and University of Houston Law Center

• The Expanding Role and Dwindling Protection for Private Religious School Teachers During the Pandemic: Rethinking the Ministerial Exception After Morrissey-Berru

  Maxine Goodman - South Texas College of Law Houston

• Fair Questions: A Call and Proposal for Using General Verdicts with Special Interrogatories to Prevent Biased and Unjust Convictions

  Charles Eric Hintz - University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

• The “Small Business” Myth of the Paycheck Protection Program

  Thomas W. Joo - UC Davis School of Law

  Alex Wheeler - UC Davis School of Law

• The Federal Law Clerk Hiring Pilot and the Coronavirus Pandemic

  Carl Tobias - University of Richmond School of Law

• Volume 53

• Cyber Harassment and the Scope of Freedom of Speech

  R. George Wright - Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law

• The Intersection of FinTechs and Trademark Law: Focus on Cryptocurrency

  Uche Ewelukwa Ofodile - University of Arkansas School of Law

• Immigration Litigation in the Time of Trump

  Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia - Penn State Law - University Park

• The Promise and Limits of Fundamental Tax Reform: Contrasting the 1986 Tax Reform Act with the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

  Ajay K. Mehrotra - American Bar Foundation and Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law

  Dominic Bayer - Northwestern University

• Constitutionally Unconstitutional? When State Legislatures Pass Laws Contrary to Supreme Court Precedent

  Laura Bakst

• Contracting Around the Hague Service Convention

  John F. Coyle - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  Robin J. Effron - Brooklyn Law School

  Maggie Gardner - Cornell Law School

• Rodrigo’s Rebuke: Originary Violence and U.S. Border Policy

  Richard Delgado - University of Alabama School of Law

• Metamorphosis: A Minority Professor’s Life

  Richard Delgado - University of Alabama School of Law

Volume 52

Justice Kennedy, Teacher 

Kimberly J. Mueller - United States District Judge, Eastern District of California

Breaking the Geographic Barrier: Removing Residency Requirements from California Public School Enrollment 

David M. Fox - UC Davis School of Law

Debating Algorithmic Fairness

Melissa Hamilton - University of Surrey

Making Sense of the Resident Defendant Rule 

Amir Shachmurove

The Prevalence of Consumer Arbitration Agreements by America’s Top Companies 

Imre Stephen Szalai - Loyola University New Orleans College of Law

The Police Encounter with a Fleeing Motorist: Dilemma or Debacle? 

Sharon R. Fairley - University of Chicago Law School

J’Accuse: An Essay on Animus 

Richard Delgado - University of Alabama School of Law

The “Monkey Selfies”: Reflections on Copyright in Photographs of Animals 

Paul T. Babie - Adelaide Law School

Diminution Doctrine: Arbitration’s First Amendment Problem 

Matthew J. Stanford - California Constitution Center

Tribute to Rex Perschbacher 

Bruce Wolk - UC Davis School of Law

A Tribute to Dean Rex Perschbacher 

Emily E. Vasquez - Judge of the Superior Court of California, County of Sacramento

Architect of the Modern King Hall 

Madhavi Sunder - Georgetown Law

A Tribute to Rex Perschbacher: Leader, Scholar, Mentor, Friend 

Kevin R. Johnson - UC Davis School of Law

Perschbacher Tribute 

Jon Sands - Chief Federal Public Defender for the District of Arizona & Arizona State University College of Law

Our Legacies From Rex 

Edward J. Imwinkelried - UC Davis School of Law

Remembering Rex Perschbacher 

Joel Dobris - UC Davis School of Law

Tribute to Rex Perschbacher (and Justice Cruz Reynoso) 

Alan Brownstein - UC Davis School of Law

Tribute to Rex Perschbacher 

Antonia Bernhard - UC Davis School of Law

Announcement 

Crossing the Thin Blue Line: Protecting Law Enforcement Officers Who Blow the Whistle 

Ann C. Hodges & Justin Pugh - University of Richmond & Circuit Court for the City of Portsmouth, Virginia

Volume 51

More Ways to Protect LLC Owners and Preserve LLC Flexibility 

Peter Molk - Willamette University College of Law

Three Types of Structural Discrimination Introduced by Autonomous Vehicles 

Hin-Yan Liu - University of Copenhagen

The Yates Memorandum and Cartel Enforcement 

Gideon Mark - University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School of Business

“Dishonest Search Disruption”: Taking Deceptive-Pricing Tactics Seriously 

David Adam Friedman - Willamette University College of Law

How to Assess the Real World Application of a Capital Sentencing Statute: A Response to Professor Flanders’s Comment 

John Mills - Phillips Black Project & UC Hastings College of the Law

California Constitutional Law: Interpreting Restrictions on the Initiative Power 

David A. Carrillo & Darien Shanske - UC Berkeley School of Law & UC Davis School of Law

Is Having Too Many Aggravating Factors the Same as Having None at All?: A Comment on the Hidalgo Cert. Petition 

Chad Flanders - Saint Louis University

Justice Thomas, Civil Asset Forfeitures, and Punitive Damages 

Jill Wieber Lens - Baylor University School of Law

Rodrigo’s Footnote: Multi-Group Oppression and a Theory of Judicial Review 

Richard Delgado - University of Alabama

Volume 50

The Ten Parts of “Illegal” in “Illegal Immigration” That I Do Not Understand 

Kari Hong - Boston College Law School

The Progressive Prosecutor’s Handbook 

David Alan Sklansky - Stanford Law School

The Colors of Cannabis: Reflections on the Racial Justice Implications of California’s Proposition 64 

Steven W. Bender - Seattle University School of Law

Follow-up to the author's The Colors of Cannabis: Race and Marijuana, printed in December 2016

Foreword: 50 Volumes of the UC Davis Law Review 

Kevin R. Johnson - UC Davis School of Law

Submissions

We accept submissions only via Scholastica or email. We strongly prefer Scholastica. Submission guidelines are available.