Utah Law Review

Founded in 1948, the Utah Law Review is an entirely student-published journal of the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law.

[Colin Miller @EvidenceProf]

Thrilled that my new article, "License to Kill?: A New Test for the New Crime Exception," will be published by the @UtahLawReview in their Social Justice issue! https://t.co/XTyNKXcO1u

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Our 2022 Environmental Issue is here! Check out articles about climate risk disclosures, land use regulation, democratizing environmental data, constitutional authority for preserving the environment, and syndicated conservation easements.
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[Reuben A. Guttman @reubenguttman]

Honored to have published this article in the @UtahLawReview with @EmoryLaw leading health care scholar, Prof. Liza Vertinsky

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Check out Donovan Stone's article highlighting Constance Baker Motley's pivotal litigation work in the Utah Law Review's latest issue. https://t.co/QEZCTwkYjW

[Legal History Blog @legalhistory]

Stone on Constance Baker Motley's Housing Litigation https://t.co/Ze18N7lSew

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Utah Law Review's latest issue is here! Check it out.
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Utah Law Review's Symposia Issue is here! Check it out 👉https://t.co/NtpuvKOrYh

[The Greenwall Foundation @GreenwallFdn]

#FSP Alum @LeslieWolfGSU and Laura Beskow explain the legal evolution of certificates of confidentiality and examine remaining gaps in protections in @UtahLawReview. https://t.co/DluPg7IBkB

[Nicholson Price (@[email protected]) @WNicholsonPrice]

AI & health privacy interact in a problematic 2-way street, I argue in a (short!) piece just out in @UtahLawReview:
OTOH, AI data triangulation makes privacy protections practically weaker;
OTOH, privacy barriers to research make AI less socially valuable.
https://t.co/2CLLSZMa3F

[Clark Asay @cdasay]

Final version of Stephanie Plamondon Bair and my article, "COVID-19 and Impacts on Innovation," is up. Thanks to @UtahLawReview and @contreraslegals for inviting us to participate in their symposium on "The Law and Ethics of Medical Research." https://t.co/KMaahCI93q

[Utah Law @sjquinney]

How can law schools create an inclusive curriculum?

The Utah Law Review is delighted to announce its 2021 symposium, entitled "#IncludeTheirStories: Rethinking, Reimagining, and Reshaping Legal Education".

Join us on Nov 5th & 6th: https://t.co/MmW2dgneRI

#LawSchool #DEI

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This year’s Lee E. Teitelbaum Utah Law Review Symposium will explore how law faculty might best prepare today's law students through teaching racism and related inequities in the classroom. Mark your calendars for Nov. 5th and 6th!

[Lindsay M. Harris (she/her/mum) @Prof_LMHarris]

Here's a link to the article we have forthcoming this fall w/ @UtahLawReview, which highlights the use of the video as one tool to teach #CriticalInterviewing as a #CriticalLawyering skill. #Collaboration @Prof_Hlass #SheIsTheBest #ShesAlsoAProvostNow! https://t.co/vXprrLBBDG

[Wes Henricksen @Henricksen]

I am thrilled my article, Fraud Law and Misinfodemics, will be published in the @UtahLawReview. Now available on SSRN: https://t.co/yE7vU2WqJy. #disinformation #misinformation

[Clark Asay @cdasay]

Stephanie Plamondon Bair and I just posted "COVID-19 and Its Impact(s) on Innovation," our contribution to a great @UtahLawReview Symposium. You'd really be remiss not to check it out here: https://t.co/KMaahCI93q

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In this Article, Jason Robison of @uw_law advocates for cooperative management of Grand Canyon National Park by the National Park Service and tribes that hold traditional connections to the canyon. https://t.co/QecSaJgyQA

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In this Note, @tmfrisby assesses the viability of treating failure to disclose financial conflicts of interest as research misconduct under current law.
https://t.co/ASLAOkC8Td

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In "Zoning Cyberspace: Protecting Privacy in the Digital Upside Down," @rbrescia focuses on current threats to #privacy, and the resulting dangers posed to democracy from undermining the integrity of identity. @AlbanyLaw #propertylaw #cyberlaw
https://t.co/Rfd0X3XcG8

[Karen Bradshaw @KM_Bradshaw]

Love this @nytimes op-ed, "Humans Are Animals. Let's Get Over It" by @CrispinSartwell

For a legal take on interspecies equity, check out my recent article "Humans as Animals" in @UtahLawReview

https://t.co/PoLTFfDNmQ

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"Show Me the (Data About the) Money!" @NizanGP uses financial regulation and privacy law to examine data aggregators' relationships with banks, tech companies, and consumers. #FinTech
https://t.co/bxAcoNVFqc

[Jake Elberg @JakeElberg]

Exciting to receive this in the mail today wrapping up a wonderful experience working with the terrific group of student editors @UtahLawReview! Thanks also to @ASLMENews & @SLU_HealthLaw for the 2019 Health Law Scholars workshop! https://t.co/1yeCno8XEd