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A Shift Toward Uniformity: the Uniform Bar Exam

New York made waves on May 5th with the decision to become the sixteenth state to adopt the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE).

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerMay 20, 2015bar, bar exam, Garner, lawyers, UBE, uniform bar

Kentucky Supreme Court Roundup, May 2015: Fraternity Houses Receive the Same Protection as Private Residences

The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that a fraternity house receives the same Fourth Amendment protection as any other private residence...

"So, I Have This Friend..."

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerMay 13, 2015

A Brief History of Religious Freedom Restoration Acts

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerMay 9, 2015

State of Texas v. United States: Immigrant Status Hangs in the Balance for Millions

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 23, 2015footnotelinks

Maintaining the Juvenile’s Right Against Self-Incrimination

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 22, 2015footnotelinks

Balancing Public Demand with Due Process: What the University of Oklahoma’s Actions Say about Our Society

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 22, 2015consitutional, first amendment, footnotelinks, fraternity, free speech, oklahoma, prejudice, racism, sanjabi, society, university

Do Ice Bucket Challenge Donations Lack the “Donative Intent” Necessary to be Tax-Deductible?

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 21, 2015footnotelinks

Bison Populations Might Render the Grand Canyon Less Grand

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 21, 2015animal, arizona, barr, bison, conservation, environment, footnotelinks, grand canyon, hunting, wildlife

On the Horizon: Domestic Drone Use and the Implications of FAA and State Regulation

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 21, 2015berge, drone, FAA, footnotelinks, regulation, state law

Haven’t you “Herd”? The “Herd Mentality” And How Much Control Parents Have In Vaccinating Their Children

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 20, 2015children, disease, footnotelinks, healthcare, herd mentality, hines, vaccination

Tragedy of the Commons in Public Health: Eliminating Religious and Personal Belief Exemptions to Compulsory Vaccinations

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 20, 2015disease, exemption, footnotelinks, health, healthcare, measles, personal belief, religion, tipton, tragedy of the commons, vaccination

“FAIR”ness and Forfeiture: New Bill and Justice Department Order Seek to Reign in Controversial Police Practice

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 17, 2015criminal, dearmond, FAIR Act, federal, fifth amendment, footnotelinks, Kentucky, property, search, seizure, state law, warrant

Lawmakers Are Not Above the Law

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 17, 2015chambers, consitutional, DUI, footnotelinks, immuity, Kentucky, legislation, prosecution

Restroom Choice Could be Mandated for Transgender Students in Kentucky

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerFebruary 12, 2015footnotelinks

Why You Gotta be So Rude? Don't You Know [a Chimp] Is Human, Too?: Tommy's Claim of Personhood

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerFebruary 12, 2015animal, chimp, footnotelinks, personhood, primates, reed

First and Ten: Should Northwestern Football Players be Considered Employees?

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerFebruary 12, 2015footnotelinks

Body Cameras Bring a New Perspective to Police/Civilian Encounters

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerFebruary 12, 2015footnotelinks

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver: A New Outlook on Sports Betting

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerFebruary 12, 2015footnotelinks

An Update on the State of the Union - Same-Sex Marriage

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerFebruary 12, 2015footnotelinks