• Combatting corporate impunity for complicity in genocide under international law 

  Kelly, Michael J. (2021)

• It is not the patient, it is the system: Commentary on “How advanced directives help when patients refuse life-saving treatment because of their substance use” 

  Dineen, Kelly K. (2021)

  Serious infections are common in patients with opioid use disorder who use injection drugs. Clinicians are often frustrated by the complexity and uncertainty involved in managing these patients, who also have a high rate ...

• Emerging science, personal protective equipment guidance, and resource scarcity: Inaction and inequity for workers in essential industries 

  Lowe, Abigail E.; Dineen, Kelly K. (2021)

• Mangrum on Nebraska evidence 

  Mangrum, Richard Collin (. Eagan, MN, 2021)

• Kids need lawyers, too 

  Suder, Joy M. (2021)

  The juvenile needs the assistance of counsel to cope with problems of law, to make skilled inquiry into the facts, to insist upon regularity of the proceedings, and to ascertain whether he has a defense and to prepare ...

• Emancipation of minors 

  Suder, Joy M. (. Lincoln, NE, 2019)

• Legal citation in a nutshell 

  Teply, Larry L. (. St. Paul, MN, 2021)

• Ford Motor Company v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court: Lots of questions, some answers 

  Borchers, Patrick J.; Freer, Richard D.; Arthur, Thomas C. (2021)

  In Ford Motor Company v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court, the Supreme Court handed down its seventh personal jurisdiction decision in the last ten years. Ford—involving two consolidated state-court products liability ...

• Revisiting Jacobson v. Massachusetts: The COVID Cases 

  Toth, Robert J., Jr. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  ABSTRACT|How should the political branches of state and local governments cooperate with one another to promulgate emergency public health legislation? And how much deference should the judiciary allocate state executives ...

• Kelsay v. Ernst: In a Time of National Public Outrage Over a Lack of Police Accountability, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit's Botched Qualified Immunity Analysis Highlights Serious Problems with the Doctrine as a Whole 

  McCauley, Addison C. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  INTRODUCTION|This Note will first recount the pertinent facts and holding in Kelsay. This Note will then review the development of qualified immunity through United States Supreme Court precedent and review Eighth Circuit ...

• 2021 Creighton Law Review Symposium Opening Remarks: Celebrating 15 years of the Werner Institute 

  Werner-Robertson, Gail (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

• COVID-19 and Arbitral Practice: Lessons Learned and Challenges Ahead 

  Dautaj, Ylli; Gustafsson, Bruno (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  INTRODUCTION|The arbitration community and its consumers have been forced to discuss the need for and use of remote hearings in light of COVID-19’s detrimental effect. Thus, the “ordinary” arbitral procedure has been forced ...

• Changing Mandatory Arbitration to Optional Arbitration: A Better Business Decision 

  Fisher, Karl (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  ABSTRACT|Opponents of mandatory arbitration in consumer and employee contracts have filed numerous actions in courts across the United States, including the Supreme Court of the United States, challenging its legality. ...

• Panel Discussion: Mediation in the Age of COVID and Beyond 

  Gealy, Stephen; Sternlight, Jean; Van Horne, Amy (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  ABSTRACT|The following is a lightly edited transcript of a panel discussion from the 2021 Creighton Law Review Symposium: Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Business Setting, on February 26, 2021. This Symposium combined ...

• SEC No-Action Letter Request 

  Frye, Brian L. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2021)

  INTRODUCTION|Art securities are nothing new under the sun. For more than 100 years, private investors and investment companies have created “art investment funds” in order to securitize works of art, often with the intention ...

• Creighton Law Review Full Issue - Volume 54 Number 4 

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

• Collective cyber countermeasures? 

  Schmitt, Michael N.; Watts, Sean (2021)

  Countermeasures are established and instrumental aspects of the international legal system of self-help. Although they are of long lineage, countermeasures took center stage in international law discourse among States only ...

• Tax incentives for green burial 

  Haneman, Victoria J. (2021)

  Every living being is doomed to decay and die and decay some more. Death is inevitable, and the disposal of our dead is a fundamental global activity with the potential to have significant environmental impact. In the ...

• Meat processing workers and the COVID-19 pandemic: The subrogation of people, public health, and ethics to profits and a path forward 

  Dineen, Kelly K. (2020)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted and exacerbated existing health injustices. People who are Latino/Latinx, Black, Indigenous or members of other minority groups have disproportionately paid with their very lives. The ...

• INADR 20th Annual International Law School Mediation Tournament, Individual Mediator 8th Place 2021 

  University of Georgia (. Tbilisi, Georgia, 2021)

  - INADR virtual tournaments XX INTERNATIONAL LAW SCHOOL MEDIATION TOURNAMENT TBILIS, GEORGIA | April 6-10, 2021 HOSTED BY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 8th Place Individual Mediator

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