The late Ronald Dworkin, the foremost American legal philosopher and one of the leading figures in moral and political philosophy of the last century, opened his April 30, 2009 review, in the New York Review, of Cass Sunstein’s book entitled A Constitution of Many Minds (2009) with the following words: “Professor Cass Sunstein of the… Read more »
Note: This article is part of the Cyber Law and Policy article series, authored by Uduak Ekott. “[I]f we ban ransom payments, now you are putting U.S. companies in a position to face yet another extortion…, but it is our position that banning ransom payments is not the road to go down – Bryan Vorndran… Read more »
Author: Zhe (C.Z.) Che, JD candidate / LLM ’22, Indiana University Maurer School of Law. Advised by Dr. Miguel Angel Marmolejo, Fulbright-Garcia Robles Chair at Indiana University. China and the United States have been locked in a trade war since 2018.[1] Judging from the current international situation, this war without fire will continue in the… Read more »
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Note: This article is an excerpt from a published book. (Photo generated by Canva AI) Over the past few decades, Western countries have been deploying overseas military bases with the goal of creating global influence. However, this has caused some conflicts among nations, creating a variety of international disputes. In response, rather than following the… Read more »
Keywords: commercial space flight, data protection, space territory, privacy, cybersecurity, international airspace. Overview of Space Tourism The Space Tourism Guide defines space tourism as any commercial activity related to space, including traveling to space as a tourist. Generally, traveling to space entails flying above an altitude of 100 kilometers or 62 miles above sea level,… Read more »
Summary: This article explores the structure, brief history, and development of abortion law in Taiwan and the United States, showing that the issue has never been a binary question but rather a broader and more complicated problem. Following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, the right to abortion in the U.S. now will… Read more »
As schools opened their doors this fall and students entered their classrooms, many brought generative artificial intelligence (AI) with them. Generative AI has sparked debates about its role in different settings, including in the education context. This Editorial Note will explore the debate about using generative AI in legal education. Its goal is to stimulate… Read more »
Note: The author’s experience may not be the same as other students’ experiences, especially in terms of program requirements and expectations. Every SJD student should check with their program—Director of Graduate Legal Studies, dissertation advisor, or others—to understand what the requirements and expectations are. Author: Dr. Derek Warden J.D., G.D.C.L., LL.M., S.J.D., attorney at law,… Read more »
Historically, the United Nations (UN) has played a secondary role to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in international tax policymaking. However, the OECD’s informal title as the “World Tax Organization” may soon be contested. This follows decades in which the OECD has shaped international tax rules. Most recently, in 2021, the OECD introduced a two-pillar reform… Read more »
