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 119/120 of the Review:
Tyler Becker, “The Liability of Corporate Directors, Officers, and Employees Under the Alien Tort Statute After Jesner v. Arab Bank, PLC”
Shai Berman, “Claimless Claimants and the Preclusion Premium: Troubling Trends in Modern Class Action Settlements”
Jacquellena Carrero, “Access Granted: A First Amendment Theory of Reform of the CFAA”
Lefteri Christodulelis, “Seizing the ‘First-Mover’ Advantage: Resolving the Tension in Delaware Law Between Boards of Directors and Controlling Shareholders”
Amanda Chuzi, “Defense Lawmaking”
Daniel Fahrenthold, “Navigating ‘Respectful Consideration’: Foreign Sovereign Amici in U.S. Courts”
Daniel Harper, “Automobile Data Recorders, and the Future of the Fourth Amendment”
Jabari Julien, “Leveraging Title VI and the Administrative Complaint Process to Challenge Discriminatory School Dress Code Policies”
Mary Marshall, “Miller v. Alabama and the Problem of Prediction”
Bret Matera, “Divining a Definition: ‘Substantial Burden’ in the Penal Context Under a Post-Holt RLUIPA” (via the CLR Publishable Notes Program)
Andrea Nishi, “The Source of the Stink: A Private Delegation Framework for Recidivism Risk Assessment”
Alexander Perry, “The Federal Reserve’s Questionable Legal Basis for Foreign Central Bank Liquidity Swaps”
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