• 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 ...

• ABA Regional Client Competition, Regional Champion, 2020-2021 

  American Bar Association Law Student Division (2021)

  - ABA AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Law Student Division Client Counseling Competition Regional Champion Creighton University School of Law 2020-2021

• Creighton Law Review Full Issue - Volume 54 Number 3 

  Unknown author (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

• Muddy Waters: How Expansion of Federal Water Jurisdiction Under County of Maui v. Hawai'i Wildlife Fund Will Impact Nebraska Agribusiness 

  Westhoff, Kaitlyn (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  INTRODUCTION|This Note will begin by explaining the facts and holding of County of Maui. This Note will then provide background on the interpretation and application of the CWA, both nationwide and in Nebraska. This Note ...

• Blockchain Technology in an Electronic Chattel Paper World, Reducing Transaction Costs and Limiting Fraud 

  Patach, Jessica J. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  INTRODUCTION|This Article addresses the use of Blockchain technology as applied to electronic chattel paper in efforts to reduce third-party custodian involvement. First, this Article addresses the evolution of Article 9 ...

• Fifth Instrument of National Power: How Mass Migrations Impact National Security 

  Ormsbee, Matthew (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  INTRODUCTION|This Article first describes and examines MMPs in the context of global affairs and international law. Next, it discusses the second order effects of MMPs on the national security of the United States of America ...

• In Defense of the Iowa Caucuses 

  Marzen, Chad G. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  As the evening progressed, the Iowa Democratic Party announced that caucus results would be delayed. Then, as time went on, it became clear that something was very wrong as the Iowa Democratic Party announced “inconsistencies” ...

• Tribute to Professor Catherine Mahern 

  Raful, Lawrence (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

• 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 ...

• 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 ...

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