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Official page of Cardozo Law Review — Six issues per year and an online companion journal, de•novo (@Cardozo_de_novo).

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Alex is a recent law graduate and an Articles Editor of Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing "From Waiver to Shield: The Routine Misapplication of the Federal Tort Claims Act's Discretionary Function Exception" by Alexander Sitnikov in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

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Professor Pereira is an Assistant Professor of Law at Georgia State University College of Law and a Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies on the Foundations of Law and Finance at Goethe University Frankfurt.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing "Selective Flexibility: The Hidden Evolution of Startup Corporate Law" by Alvaro Pereira in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

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Michael is a 3L and the Managing Editor of Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing "Terminating the Termination Policy Requirement: Protecting Internet Users and Service Providers by Expanding the DMCA Section 512(a) Safe Harbor" by Michael Kritzer in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing “Necessity or Preference? Navigating the Role of Physical Presence in the Post-Pandemic Workplace” by Shelby Wray in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

Shelby is a 3L and the Editor-in-Chief of Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review.

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Professor Chen is a Professor at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University School of Law, and Tsai-Lin Hsieh is a legal counsel at Pegatron Corporation.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing “Transformative Technology or Blatant Theft: Reassessing Fair Use in the Era of Generative AI” by Tsai-fang Chen and Tsai-Lin Hsieh in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

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Cooley is a Professor of Law at @STCL_Houston.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing "Complicit Nullification: The Illegitimate (Abrogation) of School Religious Liberty Precedent" by Amanda Harmon Cooley in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

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Sharon Brett is an Associate Professor of Law at the @kulawschool. Her scholarship considers structural, procedural, and doctrinal impediments to systemic reform of government institutions, with a specific focus on the criminal legal system and policing.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing "Article III Standing and the Public Interest Class Action" by Sharon Brett in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing "Post-Chevron Deference in Asylum Proceedings" by Shawn E. Fields in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review!

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We’re proud to announce the election of our Volume 48 Editorial Board, led by Editor-in-Chief Ezra Dayanim. We look forward to seeing the board’s vision come to life in Volume 48!

Please join us in congratulating the Volume 48 team!

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Mark is a 3L and the Executive Equity and Inclusion Editor of Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing “Should I Have Held Your Hand or Can You Hold Your Own?: The Growing Confusion over the Copyright Powers Songwriters Maintain over Their Works” by Mark Galinovsky in de•novo, Cardozo Law Review’s online companion journal!

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Alex is a 3L and an Associate Editor of Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review.

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#AuthorAnnouncement We're proud to be publishing "Much Ado About Misjoinder: An Alternative to Fraudulent Misjoinder to Preserve Defendants’ Right to Removal in Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Products Liability Cases" by Alexander Flaum in Volume 47 of Cardozo Law Review.