Announcements 2018–2019

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW NOTES SELECTED FOR PUBLICATION

Please join the Columbia Law Review in congratulating the following student authors on their Notes selected for publication in Volume 1​1​9 of the Review:

Baldemar Gonzalez, “Faulty or Faultless? Federal No-Fault in Eliminating Access Barriers to Women’s Healthcare”

Kevin Koai, “Judicial Federalism and Causation in State Employment Discrimination Statutes”

Hayley Malcolm, “Pregnancy Centers and the Limits of Mandated Disclosure”

Jeremy Patashnik, “The Trolley Problem of Climate Change: Should Governments Face Takings Liability if Adaptive Strategies Cause Property Damage?”

Roshaan Wasim, “Corporate (Non)Disclosure of Climate Change Information and Securities Fraud Litigation”

PLEASE JOIN THE COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW IN WELCOMING THE FOLLOWING 2L EDITORS:

Vanessa Ajagu

Michael Demeroukas-Fetterman

Jessica Marder-Spiro

David Alpert

Kelsey Dennison

Patrick F. Marris

Nick Argentieri

Johanna-Sophie Dikkers

Mary Marshall

Grace Assaye

Ellie Dupler

Ian Miller

Tyler Becker

Daniel Fahrenthold

Rohan Mishra

Shai Berman

Nicole Fleming

Courtney Murray

Thomas Bidwill

Julia Ghahramani

Andrea Nishi

Fatima Bishtawi

Andres Gutierrez

Lila J.E. Nojima

Tiffani Burgess

Daniel Harper

Daniel P. O’Toole

Jacquellena Carrero

Esther Jiang

Alexander Perry

Jack Chai

Jabari Julien

Theodora Raymond-Sidel

Lefteri Christodulelis

Jennifer Katz

Charles See

Amanda Chuzi

Rebecca Katz

Ravi Shah

Todd Costa

Haley Ling

Michelle Silva

Jennifer Dayrit

Frank Williams III

COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW NOTES SELECTED FOR PUBLICATION

Please join the Columbia Law Review in congratulating the following student authors on their Notes selected for publication in Volumes 1​18/1​1​9 of the Review:

Paul Barker, “Vocation, Expressive Conduct, and Religious Liberty” (via the CLR Publishable Notes Program)

Erin Maddy Berg, “A Tale of Two Statutes: Using IEEPA to Inspire CFIUS Reform”

Dennis Chu, “Broker-Dealers for Virtual Currency: Regulating Cryptocurrency Exchanges”

Tyler Finn, “Qualified Immunity Formalism: ‘Clearly Established Law’ and the Right to Record Police Activity”

Scott Glass, “Unhearable or Without Merit? Considering the Jurisdictionality of the False Claims Act’s First-to-File Rule”

Lear Jiang, “Disclosure’s Last Stand? The Need to Clarify the ‘Informational Interest’ in Campaign Finance Disclosure”

Jason Koffler, “What Comes Next: Expansion of the Pena-Rodriguez Racial Bias Exception to the No-Impeachment Rule”

Lauren Matlock-Colangelo, “Broad Patents Make Bad Law: How Overly Broad Method Claims Have Limited Patentability of Diagnostic Inventions”

Zachary Piaker, “Can ‘Love’ Be a Crime? The Scope of the Foreign National Spending Ban in Campaign Finance Law”

Cassandra Snyder, “Out of Context: Examining the Role of Context in Active Enforcement Foreign Patrimony Law Disputes”

Dorothy Weldon, “Bail Again: Reforming Appellate Review of Bail Determinations in State Court”