• This, I believe: A new look at corporate purpose, director primacy and the business judgment rule 

  Fershee, Joshua P. (2020)

  This short essay provides some explanation and context built around a simple statement regarding corporate (or entity) purpose and how to balance the shareholder wealth maximization norm with broad director discretion. ...

• Echo of its time: The history of the Federal District Court of Nebraska 

  Johnson, Troy C. (2020)

• Family Law Quarterly 

  Fershee, Kendra Huard; Fershee, Kendra Huard (2019)

• Should the government provide protection against Covid-19 lawsuits? 

  Morse, Edward A. (2020)

• Pro-life legal effort banishing false abortion mantra 

  Morse, Edward A. (2019)

• Administrative law 

  Borchers, Patrick J. (. St. Paul, MN, 2016)

  This audio lecture features Professor Patrick J. Borchers condensing administrative law into one lecture that includes law, hypotheticals, and exam tips. It includes classification of agencies, adjudicative and investigative ...

• Criminal procedure: Cases, readings, and comparative perspectives 

  Mack, Raneta Lawson; Mack, Raneta Lawson (. San Diego, CA, 2021)

  Criminal Procedure: Cases, Readings, and Comparative Perspectives focuses on the essentials of criminal procedure law as it arises under the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments to the United States Constitution. The casebook ...

• Individual liberty during a crisis – a salute to federalism 

  Morse, Edward A. (2020)

  Two recent crises have tested the mettle of our nation, revealing much about our citizens and government. The emergence of the coronavirus challenged our public health response. Experts recommended measures to slow ...

• “Metro Boomin Want Some More” Intellectual Property Rights: Why Producer Tags Can & Should Be Protected by Trademark Law 

  Greene, Christopher (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

  INTRODUCTION|In the realm of hip-hop music, producers make the instrumentals—including the drums, the bass, the samples, and any other instrumentation—that vocalists rap or sing over. Generally speaking, producer tags ...

• Iowa and Right to Farm: An Analysis of the Constitutionality of Right to Farm Statues Across the United States 

  Morgan, Beau R. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

  INTRODUCTION|This Note will discuss the Iowa Supreme Court’s conclusion in relation to the constitutionality of Iowa’s right to farm statute in Bormann v. Board of Supervisors ex rel. Kossuth County, Gacke v. Pork Xtra, ...

• Can't Buy Me Love, But You Can Buy My Copyrights (As Long as You Give Them Back): Finding Balance in the Era of Terminating Transfers 

  Keelan, Megan (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

  INTROUCTION|This Note details how the balanced copyright system that Congress intended to exist after enacting the Copyright Act of 1976 can be achieved through: a clarification of the harmless error rule, a system of ...

• Confining Custody 

  Aimonetti, Justin W. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

  INTRODUCTION|When a prisoner petitions for a writ of habeas corpus (“writ”) under the federal habeas corpus statute, a federal court must determine whether the individual is being held “in custody in violation of the ...

• Donors: Give—OK; Get—Not 

  Etzioni, Amitai (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

  INTRODUCTION|This Article takes for granted that the great amount of campaign contributions donated to individuals who are seeking election or reelection to Congress has reached a level that seriously undermines the ...

• “Form” Determines “Substance”: A Call to Reign in Tax Law's Substance-Over-Form Principle 

  Wilson, Cody A. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

  INTRODUCTION|This Article illustrates that reigning in tax law’s substance-overform principle is necessary to preserve the Rule of Law. The principle is properly applied to restore reality to factual shams, but the ...

• Creighton Law Review Full Issue - Volume 53 Number 3 

  Unknown author (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

• Against Deaccessioning Rules 

  Frye, Bryan L. (Creighton University School of Law. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)

  INTRODUCTION|Art museums are the aristocrats of the charitable sector, with all the virtues and vices of the aristocracy. In their prime, they are glorious exemplars of the finest in cultural expression. But in their dotage, ...

• United Nations Security Council permanent membership and the veto problem 

  Kelly, Michael J. (2020)

  While Ambassador Wenaweser wrestled with practical realities of U.N. Security Council reform and the efforts lead by his delegation to craft and see adopted a new code of conduct for Security Council practice, and Professor ...

• Falling through the cracks: Gang victims as casualties in current asylum jurisprudence 

  Uchimiya, Diane (2013)

  With the rise of transnational gangs in recent years, gang-based asylum cases have become both common and the cutting-edge of asylum jurisprudence. U.S. law protects persons fleeing serious human rights abuses inflicted ...

• Blackstone’s ratio for asylum: Fighting fraud while preserving procedural due process for asylum seekers 

  Uchimiya, Diane (2007)

  Fraud in the asylum context has long concerned U.S. government officials, and rightfully so. Changes in the law, such as imposing a one year filing deadline, mandating short processing times, and eliminating automatic ...

• Right to counsel in immigration matters 

  Uchimiya, Diane; Kiblan, Malea (. Washington, DC, 2003)

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