• These words may not mean what you think they mean: Toward a modern understanding of children and Miranda waivers 

  Raneta Lawson Mack, These Words May Not Mean What You Think They Mean: Toward a Modern Understanding of Children and Miranda Waivers, 27 B.U. Pub. Int. L.J. 257 (2018).

  In Parts I and II, this article will discuss the history of the Miranda waiver standards and cases interpreting those standards as applied to children. In Part III, the article will explore efforts on the state level to ...

• Important developments in federal income taxation 

  Edward A. Morse, Important Developments in Federal Income Taxation, in Great Plains Federal Tax Institute (2018).

• Retrenchment, temporary-effect legislation, and the home mortgage interest deduction 

  Victoria J. Haneman, Retrenchment, Temporary-Effect Legislation, and the Home Mortgage Interest Deduction, 71 Okla. L. Rev. 347 (2018).

  There are several sacred cows in the Internal Revenue Code, but perhaps none quite as sacrosanct as the home mortgage interest deduction. U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has characterized the mortgage interest deduction ...

• Caremark in the arc of compliance history 

  Paul E. McGreal, Caremark in the Arc of Compliance History, 90 Temp. L. Rev. 647 (2018).

  In 1996, the Delaware Chancery Court's In re Caremark International Inc. Derivative Litigation decision was the first to recognize a director's fiduciary duty to oversee a corporation's compliance and ethics program. Two ...

• Mangrum and Benson on Utah Evidence 

  R. Collin Mangrum & Dee Benson, Mangrum and Benson on Utah Evidence (2018-2019 ed. 2018).

• Overview of corporate compliance and ethics program 

  Paul E. McGreal, An Overview of Corporate Compliance and Ethics Programs, in Advanced Compliance and Ethics Workshop 117 (Practising Law Inst. ed., 2018).

• Ethics -- it's legal, but is it right? 

  Craig W. Dallon, Ethics -- It’s Legal, But Is It Right?, in Dirty Litigation Tactics : How to Deal with the "Rambo" Litigator 61 (Nat’l Bus. Inst. ed., 2018).

• Nebraska jury instructions: Second edition 

  Nebraska Jury Instructions: Second Edition (2018-19 ed. 2018).

• Baseline territorial sovereignty and cyberspace 

  Sean Watts & Theodore Richard, Baseline Territorial Sovereignty and Cyberspace, 22 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 771 (2018).

  The question of how territorial sovereignty operates in the interconnected yet diffuse, virtual yet material, and novel yet ubiquitous realm of cyberspace has proved enormously contentious. State practice in cyberspace ...

• Securities: Dealing with tender offers in M&A transactions 

  Irina V. Fox, Securities: Dealing with Tender Offers in M&A Transactions, in 2018 Business Law Seminar (Neb. State Bar Ass'n ed., 2018).

• Law of the Game of Thrones 

  David P. Weber, Law of the Game of Thrones, Creighton Law., Fall 2018, at 14.

• A commitment to civil rights 

  Kent J. Neumeister, A Commitment to Civil Rights, Creighton Law., Fall 2018, at 18.

• Atrocities by corporate actors: A historical perspective 

  Michael Kelly, Atrocities by Corporate Actors: A Historical Perspective, 50 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 49 (2018).

  Corporations have been around for centuries. Their entire operating principle is to generate profit. All other purposes are ancillary. However, people within corporations and running corporations make decisions for these ...

• Defining misprescribing to inform prescription opioid policy 

  Kelly K. Dineen, Defining Misprescribing to Inform Prescription Opioid Policy, Hastings Cent. Rep., Jul./Aug. 2018, at 5.

  Prescription opioid policies too often reflect over a century's worth of moralizing about the nature of opioid use disorder, the value of pain, and the meaning of suffering. The social and legal penalties to prescribers ...

• Intellectual property problems 

  Craig W. Dallon, Intellectual Property Problems, in Business Law: Top Challenges 81 (Nat’l Bus. Inst. ed., 2018).

• Corporate compliance survey 

  Paul E. McGreal, Corporate Compliance Survey, 73 Bus. Law. 817 (2018).

• Everybody dies. Or, a consideration of simultaneous death statutes and the struggles of the self-represented 

  Victoria J. Haneman, Everybody Dies. Or, A Consideration of Simultaneous Death Statutes and the Struggles of the Self-Represented, 32 Notre Dame J. L. Ethics & Pub. Pol'y 221 (2018).

  The access to justice problem has been the cause célèbre of the social justice movement in the United States for many years, with calls for the legal community to support legal services programs and contribute pro bono ...

• From Rai stones to Blockchains: The transformation of payments 

  Edward A. Morse, From Rai Stones to Blockchains: The Transformation of Payments, 34 Computer L. & Security Rev. 946 (2018).

  Computer technology has dramatically changed the marketplace, including the way we make payments. Electronic access to funds expands liquidity and the relationships within payment networks allow strangers to build bridges ...

• Tort and contract jurisdiction via the Internet: The “minimum contacts” test and the Brussels regulation compared 

  Patrick J. Borchers, Tort and Contract Jurisdiction via the Internet: The “Minimum Contacts” Test and the Brussels Regulation Compared, 50 Neth. Int'l L. REV. 401 (2003).

• Conflict of laws 

  Peter Hay, Patrick J. Borchers & Symeon C. Symeonides, Christopher A. Whytock, Conflict of Laws (6th ed. 2018).

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