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Requiring Identification to Vote: A Burden on Voters Routinely Upheld by Courts
(Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2018)ABSTRACT|This Note will begin by looking at how the Supreme Court has treated voting restrictions created by the states. Next, this Note will examine how the United States Circuit Courts of Appeals have applied the Supreme ... -
You Want Me to Do What? The Dilemma of Trying to Interpret and Follow Appellate Precedent
(Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2018)INTRODUCTION|Almost 20 years ago, as a relatively new bankruptcy judge, I posted a series of brief writing tips to the Court’s web site. When it came to case citation, this is what I wrote: Know the facts of the cases you ... -
In Re Supervalu, Inc.: An Analysis of Article III Standing and the Circuit Split in Data Breach Cases
(Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2018)ABSTRACT|This Note will discuss the Eighth Circuit’s incorrect conclusion in In re SuperValu, Inc. in light of the decisions of other circuit courts that found data breaches can present sufficiently imminent injuries to ... -
Dimott v. United States: Requiring Petitioners Prove that Sentence Enhancement More Likely than not Resulted from the Armed Career Criminal Act's Residual Clause
(Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2019)ABSTRACT|This Note begins with a review of the facts and holding of the First Circuit’s decision in Dimott. An examination will follow detailing how the United States Congress and the Supreme Court have established the ... -
Internal Revenue Code Section 453: "Monetizing" the Tax Deferred Installment Sale of Farmland and Farm Commodities
(Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2019)INTRODUCTION|The use of deferred payment reporting on sales of farmland and farm commodities has existed in various forms since its inception in 1918. For farmers who use the cash method of accounting, deferred payment has ...
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