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Communications > Law School News
SUMMER RESEARCH PROJECTS
The law school encourages faculty members to publish scholarly articles
relative to their respective areas of expertise. This summer 15 professors
have committed to conduct research on a plethora of topics. The professors
listed below will receive stipends for their summer research projects.
Marguerite Butler - Analysis Before Writing: Box Scheme Outline
Methodology – The Essential Analytical Skill;
Okezie Chukwumerije - The Reform of Bilateral Investment Treaty
Practices;
Emeka Duruigbo - A De Facto Corporation Model for Limited
Liability Companies
Maurice Hew, Jr. - Hey, Hey, Paulus… Make the Government Carry the
Burden of Proof: An Immigration Update on Removal Avoidance for Controlled
Substance and Drug Paraphernalia Convictions;
Faith Jackson - Presidential Signing Statements;
Asmara T. Johnson - Sex Offender in the Neighborhood Navigating
Private Residency Restriction;
Ericka Kelsaw - The Need for a Confidential Juvenile Sex Offender
Registration System and Proposed Modifications to the Act;
Tom Kleven - Pierce Revisited: The Case for Requiring All Students to
Attend Public School;
Manuel Leal - Critiquing the U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision Medellin
v. Texas
Martin Levy - Preparation and Development: The 5th Edition of the
Constitutional Law Casebook;
Deana Pollard - An Economic Analysis of Substantive Due Process Standards of
Review; A Fundamental Right Not to Be “Licked”;
Lupe Salinas - The Constitutional Vitality of Language Practices and
Requirements on Probation in the Courts;
April Walker - Hospice Care Euthanasia with a Fancy Name but it’s
still the Same Murder;
Kamille Wolff - The American Dream and the Demise of an American
Beach: The Legal Separation and Displacement of African Americans from a
Historically Black Beach;
Edieth Wu - The Changing Form of Mercenaries on the Global Scene.
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