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Jos\u00e9 Anderson<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Jos\u00e9 Anderson, Commentary: I\u2019ll remember Justice Sandra Day O\u2019Connor for her humility<\/em>, BALT<\/small>. BANNER<\/small> (Dec. 6, 2023).<\/p>

Article: Jos\u00e9 Anderson, Review of Historic Landmark Designation Application for Loudon County Courthouse in Leesburg, Va., U.S. Department of the Interior (filed Aug. 31, 2023) (solicited submission).<\/p>

Marta Baffy<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Marta Baffy, Teaching Legal Analysis Through the Lens of Second Language Pedagogy: A Consciousness-Raising Approach<\/em>, 73 J. LEGAL<\/small> EDUC<\/small>. 850 (2025).<\/p>

John Bessler<\/strong><\/h3>

Book chapter: John D. Bessler, What-Ifs and Missed Opportunities: The U.S. Supreme Court, Death Sentences and Executions, and the 50th Anniversary of Furman v. Georgia<\/em>, in<\/em> DEATH<\/small> PENALTY<\/small> IN<\/small> DECLINE<\/small>?: THE<\/small> FIGHT<\/small> AGAINST<\/small> CAPITAL<\/small> PUNISHMENT<\/small> IN THE<\/small> DECADES<\/small> SINCE<\/small> FURMAN V<\/small>. GEORGIA<\/small> (Austin Sarat, ed.) (May 2024).<\/p>

Article: John D. Bessler, International Abolitionist Advocacy: The Rise of Global Networks to Advance Human Rights and the Promise of the Worldwide Campaign to Abolish Capital Punishment<\/em>, 34 MINN<\/small>. J. INT<\/small>\u2019L<\/small> L. 1 (2025).<\/p>

Article: John D. Bessler, Lost and Found: The Forgotten Origins of the ‘Cruel and Unusual Punishments’ Prohibition<\/em>, 14 BRIT<\/small>. J. AM<\/small>. LEGAL<\/small> STUD<\/small>. 213 (2025).<\/p>

Book chapter: John D. Bessler, Conflicted Justices and a Divided Court: The U.S. Supreme Court’s Death Penalty Jurisprudence<\/em>, in<\/em> THE<\/small> SLOW<\/small> DEATH OF THE<\/small> DEATH<\/small> PENALTY<\/small>: TOWARDS A<\/small> POSTMORTEM<\/small> 139 (Todd C. Peppers, Jamie Almallen & Mary Welek Atwell eds., 2025).<\/p>

Book: John D. Bessler, THE<\/small> FORGOTTEN<\/small> ORIGINS OF THE<\/small> CRUEL AND<\/small> UNUSUAL<\/small> PUNISHMENTS<\/small> CLAUSE<\/small> (forthcoming).<\/p>

Fred Brown<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Fred B. Brown & Josh Friedman, Reforming the Effectively Connected Income Rules to More Accurately Capture U.S. Business Income<\/em>, 79 TAX<\/small> LAW<\/small>. (forthcoming Spring 2026).<\/p>

Anne-Marie Carstens<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Anne-Marie Carstens, Beyond War Crimes<\/em>, MD<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. (forthcoming).<\/p>

Book chapter: Anne-Marie Carstens, Heritage Suspension: Law on Public Emergencies<\/em>, in<\/em> ROUTLEDGE<\/small> HANDBOOK OF<\/small> HERITAGE AND THE<\/small> LAW<\/small> (2024) (with J. Peter Byrne).<\/p>

B. Afton Cavanaugh<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: B. Afton Cavanaugh, Statutory Time Travel and Tax Discrimination: Expanding Tax Return Amendment Limitation Rules to Allow Same-Sex Couples to Recoup Tax Overpayments<\/i>, in 94.1 UMKC L. Rev.<\/span> 11 (Fall 2025).<\/p>

Gilda Daniels<\/strong><\/h3>

Book chapter: Gilda Daniels, Language Provisions & Assistance<\/em>, in<\/em> OXFORD<\/small> HANDBOOK OF<\/small> AMERICAN<\/small> ELECTION<\/small> LAW<\/small> (Eugene D. Mazo ed., 2024).<\/p>

Article: Gilda Daniels, Democracy’s Distrust: The Supreme Court’s Anti-Voter Decisions as a Threat to Democracy<\/em>, 134 YALE<\/small> L.J. FORUM<\/small> 1062 (2025).<\/p>

Article: Gilda Daniels, Ending the Cycles of Voter Suppression<\/em>, 60 HARV<\/small>. C.R.-C.L.L. REV<\/small>. 373 (Winter 2025).<\/p>

Book: THE<\/small> CAMBRIDGE<\/small> COMPANIONS<\/small> SERIES<\/small>, THE<\/small> HISTORY OF<\/small> VOTING<\/small> RIGHTS IN THE<\/small> UNITED<\/small> STATES<\/small> (Gilda Daniels ed., forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Eric Easton<\/strong><\/h3>

Book: Eric B. Easton, LAWYERS OF THE<\/small> OLD<\/small> LEFT<\/small>: MORRIS<\/small>HILLQUIT<\/small>, SEYMOUR<\/small> STEDMAN<\/small> & CHARLES<\/small> RECHT<\/small> (2025).<\/p>

Michele Gilman<\/strong><\/h3>

Book chapter: Michele Gilman, The Relevance and Prejudice of Poverty Evidence<\/em>, in<\/em> CRITICAL<\/small> EVIDENCE<\/small> (I. Bennett Capers, Jasmine Harris & Julia Simon-Kerr, eds., forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Article: Michele Gilman, Code & Consequence: How Fraud Detection Algorithms Criminalize Welfare<\/em>, 39 HARV<\/small>. J. L. & TECH<\/small>. (forthcoming).<\/p>

Article: Michele Gilman, Ten Empowering Strategies for Non-Directive Clinical Supervision<\/em>, 31 CLINICAL<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 211 (2024).<\/p>

Article: Michele Gilman, The Impact of Proptech and the Datafication of Real Estate on the Human Right to Housing<\/em>, 9 GEO<\/small>. L. TECH<\/small>. REV<\/small>. 444 (2025).<\/p>

Article: Michele Gilman, Participation Versus Scale: Tensions in the Practical Demands on Participatory AI<\/em>, 29 FIRST<\/small> MONDAY<\/small> (April 2024).<\/p>

Valeria Gomez<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Valeria Gomez, The New Abortion Borders for Immigrant Women<\/em>, 43 MINN<\/small>. J. L. & INEQUALITY<\/small> 1 (2025).<\/p>

Article: Valeria Gomez, Geography as Due Process in Immigration Court<\/em>, 29-9 BENDER<\/small>‘S<\/small> IMMIGR<\/small>. BULL<\/small>. 1 (2024).<\/p>

Nienke Grossman<\/strong><\/h3>

Book: OXFORD<\/small> HANDBOOK ON<\/small> WOMEN AND<\/small> INTERNATIONAL<\/small> LAW<\/small> (Nienke Grossman, J. Jarpa Dawuni, Jaya Ramji-Nogales & H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Ruiz-Fabri eds., 2025).<\/p>

Book chapter: Nienke Grossman, The \u2018Invisible Court\u2019: A First Look at Gender and Nationality in Registries and Secretariats<\/em>, in<\/em> OXFORD<\/small> HANDBOOK ON<\/small> WOMEN AND<\/small> INTERNATIONAL<\/small> LAW<\/small> (Nienke Grossman, J. Jarpa Dawuni, Jaya Ramji-Nogales & H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Ruiz-Fabri eds., 2025).<\/p>

Book chapter: Nienke Grossman, Feminism, Approach to International Law<\/em>, in<\/em> MAX<\/small> PLANCK<\/small> ENCYCLOPEDIA OF<\/small> PUBLIC<\/small> INTERNATIONAL<\/small> LAW<\/small> (2025).<\/p>

Book chapter: Nienke Grossman & Claudio Grossman, The Vel\u00e1squez Rodr\u00edguez Case: Its Role in the Development of the Inter-American Human Rights System and Impact<\/em>, in<\/em> INTERNATIONAL<\/small> LAW<\/small> STORIES<\/small> (Laura Dickinson, Mark Janis, John Noyes & Carlos V\u00e1zquez, eds., 2025).<\/p>

Daniel L. Hatcher<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Daniel L. Hatcher, Child Support Factory: Racist History, Harm, and Unconstitutionality of the Child Support System’s Contractual Operations<\/em>, WM<\/small>. & MARY<\/small> J. OF<\/small> RACE<\/small>, GENDER<\/small>, AND<\/small> SOC<\/small>. JUST<\/small>. (forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Article: Daniel L. Hatcher, The Commodification of the Poor, and the Theory of Stategraft<\/em>, 2024 WISC<\/small>. LAW<\/small> REV<\/small>. 559 (2024).<\/p>

F. Michael Higginbotham<\/strong><\/h3>

Book: F. Michael Higginbotham, RACE<\/small> LAW<\/small> (6th ed. 2025).<\/p>

William Hubbard<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: William Hubbard & Colin Starger, Drivers of Effective Laws for Automated Vehicles<\/em>, 70 VILLANOVA<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 115 (2025).<\/p>

Article: William Hubbard & Colin Starger, The Collision Course Between Outdated State Laws and Automated Vehicles<\/em>, 46 CARDOZO<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 2293 (2025).<\/p>

Margaret Johnson <\/strong><\/h3>

Book chapter: Margaret E. Johnson & Linda Steele, Confronting Menstruation: Menstrual Justice and Sterilization in the United States and Australia<\/em>, in<\/em> FAMILIES AND THE<\/small> HUMAN<\/small> RIGHT TO<\/small> SEXUAL AND<\/small> RREPRODUCTIVE<\/small> HEALTH<\/small> (Barbara Stark ed., forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Book chapter: Margaret E. Johnson & Macarena Iribarne Gonzalez, Abortion<\/em>, in<\/em> SAGE<\/small> ENCYCLOPEDIA OF<\/small> MENSTRUATION AND<\/small> SOCIETY<\/small> (Bee Hughes & Kay Standing eds., forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Article: Margaret E. Johnson, Maryland Reproductive Freedom and the Full Personhood of Pregnant People<\/em>, THE<\/small> HARBINGER<\/small>, NYU REV<\/small>. L. & SOC<\/small>. CHANGE<\/small> (forthcoming).<\/p>

Article: Margaret E. Johnson, Menstrual Justice After Dobbs<\/em>, 2025 WIS<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 675 (2025).<\/p>

Geraldine Kalim<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Geraldine Kalim, How We Can Best Support Neurodivergent Patrons<\/em>, AALL SPECTRUM<\/small> MAG<\/small>., (March\/April 2024).<\/p>

Elizabeth Keyes<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Elizabeth Keyes, Clinics and Emergencies<\/em>, CLINICAL<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. (Fall 2024) (co-authored with Sabrina Balgamwalla).<\/p>

Robert Knowles<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Robert Knowles, How Lochnerism Ends<\/em>, 56 SETON<\/small> HALL<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 1 (2025).<\/p>

Dionne Koller<\/strong><\/h3>

Book chapter: Dionne Koller, Deterring Regulation Through the Threat of Sportspocalypse<\/em>, in<\/em> THE<\/small> ROUTLEDGE<\/small> HANDBOOK OF<\/small> SPORTS<\/small> LAW AND<\/small> GOVERNANCE<\/small> (Annette Greenhow & John Wolohan eds., 2025).<\/p>

Article: Dionne Koller, More on More Than Play<\/em>, NEW<\/small> ENG<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. (2025) (featured in the symposium edition & based on her recent book, MORE<\/small> THAN<\/small> PLAY<\/small>).<\/p>

Senate Testimony: Dionne Koller, Testimony Before the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation Subcommittee on Consumer Protection (June 17, 2025).<\/p>

Senate Testimony: Dionne Koller, Testimony and Participation in the March 20 Hearing Before the Senate Committee on Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection on Promoting a Safe Environment in U.S. Athletics (March 20, 2024).<\/p>

Katie Kronick <\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Katie Kronick, Universal Redesign of the Criminal Legal System<\/em>, 77 ALA<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. (forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Article: Katie Kronick, Intellectual Disability, Categorical Mitigation, and Punishment<\/em>, 65 BOS<\/small>. COLL<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 1561 (May 2024).<\/p>

Neha Lall<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Neha Lall, Paying Dividends: An Empirical Examination of How Student Compensation Enhances Externships<\/em>, 59 LOY<\/small>. L.A. L. REV<\/small>. (forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Article: Neha Lall, CLEA Externship Committee Report: 2023 Survey of Law Schools on Student Compensation in For-Credit Externships<\/em>, CLEA (April 18, 2024) (with Kate Devlin Joyce and June Tai).<\/p>

Jaime Alison Lee<\/strong><\/h3>

Book chapter: Jaime Alison Lee, Water Rights Advocacy Efforts: A New Paradigm of Environmental Racial Justice – Reconstructing Equity in Water Rights in Baltimore<\/em>, in<\/em> THE<\/small> COLOR OF<\/small> WATER<\/small>: STRATEGIES TO<\/small> ADDRESS<\/small> WATER AND<\/small> WASTEWATER<\/small> CRISES IN<\/small> BLACK<\/small> COMMUNITIES<\/small> (forthcoming).<\/p>

Matthew Lindsay<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Matthew Lindsay, An Unreasonable Presumption: The National Security\/Foreign Affairs Nexus in Immigration Law<\/em>, 88 BROOK<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 747 (2023) (co-authored with Hallie Ludsin and Anthony DeMattee).<\/p>

Article: Matthew Lindsay, The Right to Migrate<\/em>, 27 LEWIS<\/small> & CLARK<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 95 (2023).<\/p>

Richard Luedeman <\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Richard Luedeman, Anti-Allyship and the Indirect Subordination of Queer People<\/em>, 101 WASH<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. (forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Zina Makar<\/strong><\/h3>

Amicus Brief: Brief for Plaintiff as Amici Curiae Supporting Respondents, S.L. v. Swanson, No. 374111 (Mich. Ct. App. July 31, 2025) (solicited to serve as lead amicus curiae on brief of law professors with expertise in constitutional prison law supporting plaintiffs\u2019 appeal of a state circuit court order dismissing constitutional challenges brought against a Michigan jail\u2019s in-person visitation ban).<\/p>

Article: Zina Makar, The Absence of Dignity in Prison Law<\/em>, 84 MD<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 387 (2025).<\/p>

Article: Zina Makar, The Datafication of Incarceration: Rethinking Carceral Privacy for Digital Spaces<\/em>, YALE<\/small> L. J. (forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Article: Zina Makar, Towards Pretrial Neutrality<\/em>, HOU<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. (forthcoming 2026) (invited symposium piece).<\/p>

Hugh McClean<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Hugh McClean, The Military’s Abortion Crisis in the Aftermath of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization<\/em>, 16 U.C. IRVINE<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. (2025).<\/p>

Article: Hugh McClean, Review of Veterans Law Decisions of the Federal Circuit, 2022-2023 Edition<\/em>, 73 AM<\/small>. U. L. REV<\/small>. 101 (Summer 2024) (with Yelena Duterte and Stacey-Rae Simcox).<\/p>

Article: Hugh McClean, Dred Scott, Military Enslavement, and the Case for Reparations<\/em>, 113 KENTUCKY<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 555 (Fall 2024).<\/p>

Audrey McFarlane<\/strong><\/h3>

Book chapter: Audrey McFarlane, Zoning’s Racial Innocence and the Imperatives of Segregation<\/em>, in<\/em> INTRANSIGENCE AND<\/small> HOPE<\/small>: THE<\/small> LONG<\/small> JOURNEY<\/small> TOWARDS<\/small> RACIAL<\/small> JUSTICE IN<\/small> AMERICAN<\/small> LAND<\/small> USE<\/small> (Craig Anthony Arnold, Cedric Merlin Powell, Catherine Fosl & Laura Rothstein eds., 2025).<\/p>

Book chapter: Audrey McFarlane, Chapter on Race, Property and Power<\/em>, in<\/em> RACE<\/small>, RACISM<\/small>, AND<\/small> AMERICAN<\/small> LAW<\/small> (Derrick Bell, Cheryl Harris, Justin Hansford, Atiba Ellis, Amna Akbar, & Audrey McFarlane eds., 7th Ed., forthcoming).<\/p>

Michael Meyerson<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Michael Meyerson, When One Door Closes: Legal Education and Racial Justice after Students for Fair Admissions<\/em>, 103 NEB<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 325 (2025).<\/p>

Max Oppenheimer<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Max Oppenheimer, The Artificial Intelligence Solution to the Patent Obviousness Problem<\/span><\/em>, 16 H<\/span>arv<\/span>. S<\/span>ports<\/span> & E<\/span>nt<\/span>.<\/span> L. 161 (2025).<\/p>

Walter Schwidetzky<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Walter Schwidetzky, Related Party Partnerships: The Ultimate Tax Dodge<\/em>, TAX<\/small> LAW<\/small>. (Oct. 2025).<\/p>

Article: Walter Schwidetzky, The Otay Sham<\/em>, 188 TAX<\/small> NOTES<\/small> 461 (2025).<\/p>

Article: Walter Schwidetzky, What is in a name: Who Qualifies as a Limited Partner for Self-Employment Tax Purposes<\/em>, 41 J. of TAX<\/small>\u2019N OF<\/small> INV<\/small>. 3 (Winter 2024).<\/p>

Article: Walter Schwidetzky, The Worthlessness Deduction for Partnership Interests: An Unguided Missile<\/em>, TAX<\/small> NOTES<\/small> (Apr. 17, 2024).<\/p>

Tim Sellers<\/strong><\/h3>

Book: THE<\/small> OXFORD<\/small> HANDBOOK OF<\/small> REPUBLICANISM<\/small> (Mortimer Sellers & Frank Lovett eds., 2025).<\/p>

Book: ENCYLOPEDIA OF THE<\/small> PHILOSOPHY OF<\/small> LAW AND<\/small> SOCIAL<\/small> PHILOSOPHY<\/small> (Mortimer Sellers & Stephan Kirste eds., 2024).<\/p>

Matthew Sipe <\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Matthew Sipe, Trademasks<\/em>, 104 N.C. L. REV<\/small>. (2025).<\/p>

Article: Matthew Sipe, Patent Law 101: I Know It When I See It<\/em>, HARV<\/small>. J. L. & TECH<\/small>. (2024).<\/p>

Amy E. Sloan<\/strong><\/h3>

Book: Amy E. Sloan, USING<\/small> GENERATIVE<\/small> AI FOR<\/small> LEGAL<\/small> RESEARCH<\/small> (2d ed. 2025).<\/p>

Book: Amy E. Sloan, USING<\/small> GENERATIVE<\/small> AI FOR<\/small> LEGAL<\/small> RESEARCH<\/small> (1st ed. 2024).<\/p>

Book: Amy E. Sloan, BASIC<\/small> LEGAL<\/small> RESEARCH<\/small>: TOOLS<\/small> & STRATEGIES<\/small> (Rev. 8th ed. 2024).<\/p>

Colin Starger<\/strong><\/h3>

Book: Maryland State Bar Standing Committee on Pattern Jury Instructions, MARYLAND<\/small> CRIMINAL<\/small> PATTERN<\/small> JURY<\/small> INSTRUCTIONS<\/small> (3rd ed. 2025 Update 2025) (Colin Starger contributed in his role as reporter to the Standing Committee).<\/p>

Article: Colin Starger & William Hubbard, Drivers of Effective Laws for Automated Vehicles<\/em>, 70 VILLANOVA<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 115 (2025).<\/p>

Article: Colin Starger & William Hubbard, The Collision Course Between Outdated State Laws and Automated Vehicles<\/em>, 46 CARDOZO<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. 2293 (2025).<\/p>

Ioanna Tourkochoriti <\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Ioanna Tourkochoriti, Social Media Platform Regulation in the US and the EU: Towards A Divided Internet?<\/em>, 15 NYU J. INTELL<\/small>. PROP<\/small>. & ENT<\/small>. L. (forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Shanta Trivedi<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Shanta Trivedi & Cynthia Godsoe, Parenting as a Crime<\/em>, 15 CAL<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 13 (2025).<\/p>

Book chapter: Shanta Trivedi & Erin Carrington Smith, Surviving the “Child Welfare System”: How the Family Policing System Punishes and Controls Survivors of Violence<\/em>, in<\/em> POLICING<\/small> NOT<\/small> PROTECTING<\/small> FAMILIES<\/small>: THE<\/small> CHILD<\/small> WELFARE<\/small> SYSTEM AS<\/small> POVERTY<\/small> GOVERNANCE<\/small> 115 (Jennifer Randles & Kerry Woodward eds., 2025).<\/p>

Angela Vallario<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Angela Vallario, Don’t Let Death Be Your Deadline: Get A Will Before It’s Too Late: Expand Holographic-Wills Law to Incentivize Will-Making<\/em>, 30 THE<\/small> ELDER<\/small> L. J. 349 (2023).<\/p>

Kim Wehle<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Kimberly L. Wehle, The Ninth Amendment Post-Dobbs: Could Federalism Swallow Unenumerated Rights?<\/em>, 83 MD<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 867 (2024).<\/p>

Jessica Lynn Wherry<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Jessica Lynn Wherry, The Military Discharge Review Boards\u2019 Irregular Presumption of Regularity<\/em>, 29 CHAP<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. (forthcoming 2026).<\/p>

Article: Jessica Lynn Wherry, Denied by Dysfunctional Design: How the DD-293 Application Form Thwarts Pro Se Veteran-Applicants\u2019 Discharge Upgrade Requests<\/em>, 74 AM<\/small>. UNIV<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 1057 (2025).<\/p>

Book: Jessica Lynn Wherry & Kristen E. Murray, SCHOLARLY<\/small> WRITING<\/small>: IDEAS<\/small>, EXAMPLES<\/small>, AND<\/small> EXECUTION<\/small>, AND<\/small> TEACHER<\/small>\u2019S<\/small> MANUAL<\/small> (4th ed. 2025).<\/p>

Article: Jessica Lynn Wherry & Frances C. DeLaurentis, Humans at the Center of Legal Writing with Generative AI as an Evolving Component of the Legal Writing Process<\/em>, 8 STETSON<\/small> L. REV<\/small>. F. 1 (2025).<\/p>

Andrew J. Ziaja<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Andrew J. Ziaja, Machinists Preemption in the New Administrative Law<\/em>, 48 SEATTLE<\/small> UNIV<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 989 (2025).<\/p>

Sonya Ziaja<\/strong><\/h3>

Article: Sonya Ziaja, Of Climate Justice and Magical Realism<\/em>, 124 MICH<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. (2025).<\/p>

Article: Sonya Ziaja, Environmental Geography and Law: Towards a Synthesis<\/em>, 99.4 TUL<\/small>. L. REV<\/small>. 811 (2025).<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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