• Separating treatment myths from reality 

  Dineen, Kelly K. (. 2019)

  Any discussion of law, ethics, and policy regarding substance-use disorders, or SUDs, is situated in cultural, historical, and legal contexts too often informed by deeply held but factually incorrect belief systems. ...

• Cyber Due Diligence 

  Jensen, Eric Talbot; Watts, Sean (2021)

  Due diligence—the notion that international law includes a duty to cease and remedy damage that emanates from a State’s territory—has been proposed as an international legal measure to temper destabilizing effects of harm ...

• The Updated First Geneva Convention Commentary, DOD's Law of War Manual, and a more perfect law of war, part III 

  Watts, Sean (2016)

• The updated DoD Law of War Manual and the precaution of military objective selection 

  Watts, Sean (2016)

• The Updated First Geneva Convention Commentary, DOD's Law of War Manual, and a more perfect law of war, part II 

  Watts, Sean (2016)

• Reviving Opinion Juris and law of armed conflict pluralism 

  Watts, Sean (2013)

• The Updated First Geneva Convention Commentary, DOD's Law of War Manual, and a more perfect law of war, part I 

  Watts, Sean (2016)

• The DOD Law of War Manual's return to principles 

  Watts, Sean (2015)

• International law and proposed U.S. response to the D.N.C. hack 

  Watts, Sean (2016)

• The international legal environment for nuclear deterrence 

  Richard, Ted; Watts, Sean (2017)

• Conflict of laws: private international law cases and materials 

  Hay, Peter; Borchers, Patrick J.; Freer, Richard D. (. St. Paul, MN, 2021)

• (Re)framing student loan debt as a commons 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (2021)

  Outstanding student loan indebtedness in the United States exceeds $1.67 trillion and it is projected to exceed $2 trillion by 2021 or 2022 (varying by source). The United States has decided that broad access to higher ...

• When criminal justice systems collide: Improving the European arrest warrant 

  Mack, Raneta Lawson (2009)

  The recent case of Deborah Dark, a grandmother currently residing in the UK and wanted in France for a crime she was convicted of in absentia 20 years ago, exposed some procedural loopholes in the European Arrest Warrant ...

• David Weber on athletes & immigration law 

  Weber, David P. (2021)

  In this episode, David P. Weber, Professor of Law at Creighton University School of Law, discusses his article "Athletes in Transit: Why the Game is Different in Sports and the Visas Should be Too," which will be published ...

• Government wants to pay for every COVID funeral. Experts worry the process Is flawed 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (2021)

  "In the past few weeks, a new and large form of COVID-19 relief has opened in the U.S., with the federal government offering to pay for all or most of every funeral of those lost to the disease. Lisa Desjardins reports on ...

• Benefits and burdens of limited liability 

  Fershee, Joshua P. (2021)

  Law students in business associations and people starting businesses often think the only choice for forming a business entity is a limited liability entity like a corporation or a limited liability company (LLC). Although ...

• Five most common misconceptions about criminal trials 

  Mack, Raneta Lawson (2021)

• Brief of amici curiae professors of health law and policy in support of petitioner 

  Oliva, Jennifer D.; Dineen, Kelly K. (2021)

• Corporate compliance survey 

  McGreal, Paul E. (2021)

• An introduction to corporate compliance and ethics programs 

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

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