Online Originals — Kentucky Law Journal

NAVIGATING INTOXICATED PARENTING: A CALL FOR CLEAR GUIDELINES IN KENTUCKY LAW

Matthew ChaneyApril 13, 2025

Blank Space: Film and Television’s Missing Statute

Kilian SouthworthApril 6, 2025

THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT’S EMPLOYER “PAY OR PLAY” MANDATE: A TAX OR REGULATION?

Kilian SouthworthApril 1, 2025

HABITUAL OFFENDER STATUTES: A NEED FOR CHANGE

Kilian SouthworthNovember 1, 2024

DISPARATE IMPACT CLAIMS AND THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT AND REHABILITATION ACT OF 1973

Kilian SouthworthAugust 17, 2024

In an Era of Social Media and Cloud Computing, It’s Time for the Server Test to Retire

Kilian SouthworthMay 9, 2024

Requiem for a Survivor: The Use of Battered Woman Syndrome in Acquitting Survivors of Abuse

Billy DevericksApril 2, 2024

Judicial Interpretations of the "Contributing Factor" Element of Sarbanes-Oxley Retaliation Claims

Billy DevericksFebruary 2, 2024

The Permissible Scope of Releases Within FELA Claims

Billy DevericksNovember 26, 2023

“Objective Falsity” in Healthcare Fraud and Abuse

Billy DevericksNovember 4, 2023

NO SUCH THING AS A CHILD PROSTITUTE: State Lawmakers Need to Enact Safe Harbor Laws to Protect Victims of Child Sex Trafficking

Billy DevericksSeptember 14, 2023

The Reciprocity of Conservation and Hunting: Improving Kentucky’s North American Model of Wildlife Conservation

Billy DevericksJuly 31, 2023

All That Glitters Is Not Gold: Mergers and Acquisitions

Michaela TaylorApril 25, 2023

NOT SO LUCKY IN KENTUCKY: CONSTITUTIONALITY OF KENTUCKY’S SLOT MACHINES

Michaela TaylorJanuary 24, 2023

UNCONSTITUTIONAL: KEY SEARCHES OF RESIDENTIAL DOORS BY LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE VIOLATIVE OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT

Emily PennOctober 5, 2022

NEXUS OF VULNERABILITY: AN EXPANDED VIEW OF DRUG-BASED COERCION

Emily PennAugust 21, 2022

Probation Ineligibility: A Time For Reconsideration in Kentucky

Emily PennAugust 20, 2022

A Strike Against Black Lives Matter: A Batson Violation or Preserving Impartiality

Emily PennMay 9, 2022

NON-RESTORABLE COMPETENCE TO STAND TRIAL: A LOOPHOLE IN KENTUCKY’S LAW

Recent University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law graduate Sean Harrison discusses recent developments in Kentucky’s competency to stand trial laws.

Ellen HancockSeptember 8, 2021

American Moneymakers: The Future of Online Poker After PASPA

University of Kentucky David J. Rosenberg College of Law 3L Christian Farmer argues that the original concerns leading to the enactment of Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (UIGEA) are outdated and unreasonable in light of the Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Murphy v. NCAA.

Ellen HancockMay 2, 2021