• Corporate compliance survey 

  McGreal, Paul E. (2021)

• An introduction to corporate compliance and ethics programs 

  McGreal, Paul E. (. New York, NY, 2021)

• Shared intent in a collapsing empire: Pan-Turkism as mens rea evidence for genocide against distinct populations in the late Ottoman period 

  Kelly, Michael J. (2021)

  Several mass atrocities were perpetrated by the government against distinct non-Muslim populations during the waning days of the Ottoman Empire. These occurred against the backdrop of Pan-Turkism – an aspect of the Young ...

• Ending the war on people with substance disorders in health care 

  Dineen, Kelly K.; Pendo, Elizabeth (2021)

  Earp et al. (2021) provide a robust justification for the decriminalization of drugs based on the systemic racism that fuels the “war on drugs” and the ongoing harms of drug policies to individuals. The authors’ call for ...

• The high cost of dying 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (2021)

  An interview on public radio about the high cost of funerals and burials and the federal government's plan to assist the families of Americans who died of COVID-19

• State opinio juris and international humanitarian law pluralism 

  Schmitt, Michael N.; Watts, Sean (2015)

  International humanitarian law has developed through a pluralistic process. Its history reveals a pattern of rough proportionality between State opinio juris and non-State expressions of law. These diverse sources have ...

• Substance use disorder, discrimination, and the CARES Act: Using disability law to Inform part 2 rulemaking 

  Dineen, Kelly K.; Pendo, Elizabeth (2020)

  The COVID-19 pandemic is having devastating consequences for people with substance use disorders (SUD). SUD is a chronic health condition—like people with other chronic health conditions, people with SUD experience periods ...

• Of grading rubrics and formative assessment 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (. Durham, NC, 2021)

  No one reasonably expects that every class that you teach will be an award-worthy, primal act of creation. Indeed, there is the comfort of a home-cooked meal in traditional methods of law teaching because they remind us ...

• Funeral poverty 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (2021)

  Death is an expensive proposition. The economics of life do not end with death, and putting the deceased to rest carries (often-unexpected) funerary expenses for cremations, funerals, burials, and/or memorials. In 2019, ...

• The disruptive potential of blockchain in the law of wills 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (2020)

• Due diligence and the U.S. defend forward cyber strategy 

  Jensen, Eric Talbot; Watts, Sean (. 2020)

  As its name implies, the 2018 US Department of Defense Defend Forward strategy is principally reactive. The strategy assumes that the United States will continue to suffer harm from competitors and malign actors through ...

• Mangrum and Benson on Utah evidence 

  Mangrum, Richard Collin; Benson, Dee (. Eagan, MN, 2020)

• Mangrum on Nebraska evidence 

  Mangrum, Richard Collin (. Eagan, MN, 2020)

• Legal professionalism in a(n increasingly necessary) digital age 

  Fershee, Kendra Huard (2020)

• Nebraska jury instructions : Second edition 

  Fenner, G. Michael (. Eagan, MN, 2020)

• Energy law: A context and practice casebook 

  Fershee, Joshua P. (. Durham, NC, 2021)

• Death and mushroom suits with Professor Victoria Hanema‪n‬ 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (2021)

  Professor Victoria Haneman joins Andy and Aaron to discuss funerals and the death care industry.

• Working from home: Reassessing risks and opportunities 

  Raval, Vasant; Morse, Edward A. (2020)

  How much of this virtual world will remain part of our lives after the pandemic has passed? Will the technological shift leave lasting changes in the habits and pract ices of business and society? For auditors, navigating ...

• Disability discrimination against people with substance use disorders by postacute care nursing facilities: It is time to stop tolerating civil rights violations 

  Dineen, Kelly K. (2021)

  People with substance use disorders (PWSUDs), including opioid use disorder (OUD), continue to face widespread discrimination, including in health care. As hospitals increasingly provide more appropriate and integrated ...

• Get your advance directives in place now 

  Mohapatra, Seema; Dineen, Kelly K.; Pendo, Elizabeth; Cerminara, Kathy (2020)

  COVID-19 is quickly becoming the leading cause of death in the United States. As of today, Indiana has over 37,000 cases of COVID-19 and over 2,100 deaths. That is why articulating your wishes regarding end-of-life health ...

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