Online Volume 02
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Will the DOJ Lower the Walls of Apple’s Walled Garden?
By Maeve Hickey On March 21, 2024, the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”) and sixteen states sued Apple, claiming… Read More
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Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen: Home Chef Challenges the Circuit Split on the Trademark Infringement Likelihood-of-Confusion Analysis
Hannah Doherty In 2014, the prominent meal-kit company, Home Chef, merged with supermarket chain, Kroger, Co., and adopted a new… Read More
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Will Florida Become the Next State to Protect Abortion Access Through Constitutional Amendment?
Katie Palmer Introduction In 2023, the Florida legislature passed a bill that restricted access to abortion after the gestational age… Read More
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The Whole Truth About Rule 10b-5 Half-Truths: Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. v. Moab Partners, L.P.
Ryan Kainz “No comment.” Corporate spokespersons commonly use these two words in an effort to avoid misleading investors and incurring… Read More
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The TikTok Takedown: Strengthening National Security or Suppressing Free Speech?
By Madison Cone After six years of wild popularity and influence, TikTok’s time in the limelight may be coming to… Read More
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Saving Face: The Problem with Deepfakes and How to Solve It
Daria Brown The ever-growing prevalence of deepfake technology presents significant concerns surrounding privacy, democracy, and the ability of public figures… Read More
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McElrath Shows Us that the Supreme Court is Working as Intended
By Colin Ridgell While recent headlines have been dominated by the Supreme Court’s issued and pending opinions in cases of… Read More
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North Carolina’s Nesting Doll Dilemma: Attorneys Fees as a Sanction in Family Law Criminal Contempt Proceedings
By Nate Drum From the very first day of law school, students are taught that every legal action can be… Read More
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Exclusion On My Mind: The Admissibility of Rap Lyrics as Evidence in Criminal Proceedings
Mae Zeitouni The State of Florida v. Jamell Demons is an ongoing criminal case in Florida concerning popular rap artist… Read More
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Elon Musk Departs Delaware: Catalyst for a Mass Exodus? Unlikely
Ted Orr On February 14, 2024, Elon Musk announced via X that his space exploration company, SpaceX, transferred their incorporation… Read More
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Are College Athletes Employees? Unpacking the NLRB’s Decision in Trustees of Dartmouth College
By William Gilchrist The NCAA is currently facing the latest challenge to its amateur athlete model from the National Labor… Read More
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Will Trump be in jail on election day? Examining the former President’s criminal indictments
Jasmine Jaffe Former President Donald Trump faces a total of 91 felony charges across four separate criminal indictments.[1] Pleading not… Read More