Law Review
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The FCC’s Recent AI Robocall Ruling and the Future of Agency Action on AI
By Tom Budzyn On February 8, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) issued a unanimous declaratory ruling giving agency guidance… Read More
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Published Fanfiction: The Fair Use Doctrine Should Not Save You
by Sheridan Ecker Recently, online author SenLinYu entered into a book deal with Del Ray at Penguin House to publish… Read More
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Department of Homeland Security v. Texas: Setting Boundaries on State Power
By Jordan Carlson Eagle Pass, Texas has become the latest battleground in the perennial struggle between the federal government and… Read More
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STOLEN LULLABIES: HOW COPYRIGHT LAW ALLOWED TAYLOR SWIFT TO RECLAIM HER MASTERS
Marin Bennerotte As Taylor Swift fans watched the Grammys in early February, many expected an announcement of the re-release of… Read More
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Take Names, Ask Questions…Never? Reviewing the Fifth Circuit’s Troubling Decision in Villarreal v. City of Laredo
By Michael VerMeulen In a legal battle between qualified immunity and freedom of the press, which one will come… Read More
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What Comes After Death? The Impending Impact of Connelly v. United States
Thomas H. Ward “Pity me not, but lend thy serious hearing to what I shall unfold.”[i] With its grant of… Read More
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A Dream of Snakes and Copyright: Another Benzene Question
Tamara Allen “I turned my chair toward the fireplace and sank into half-sleep. Again the atoms fluttered before my eyes.… Read More
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FTC Changes to Children’s Online Privacy Rule Will Make it Harder for Companies to Store Kids’ Personal Information
Madelyn Strohm On December 20, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) announced proposed changes to its Children’s Online Privacy Protection… Read More
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A Private-Public Forum: The Oxymoron of Free Speech on Social Media
Will Coltzer The Supreme Court is set to determine whether the government can regulate the way social media platforms (“Platforms”)… Read More
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Constitutional Rights Violation or Earnest Democratic Debate? Scrutinizing L.W. ex rel. Williams v. Skrmetti
Nick Rader This September, in L.W. ex rel. Williams v. Skrmetti,[1] the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth… Read More
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SEC v. SPAC: Enhancing Disclosure Requirements for Companies Going Public Through Special Purpose Acquisition Companies
Nicholas Walters On March 30, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) announced its proposed rule to enhance disclosure… Read More
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Antisocial Media(?): Meta Faces Suit for Harm to Youth Mental Health
Trinity Chapman On October 24, 2023, thirty-three states filed suit against Meta[1], alleging that its social media content harms and… Read More