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Context to Overcome Definition: How the Supreme Court Used Statutory Interpretation to Define “Person” and “Sex” ﻿

Dressing for Success: Lawyers & Clothing in Nineteenth Century America ﻿

ICE-D Out: A Constitutional Relatedness Analysis of the Bonus Points Awarded to Jurisdictions Cooperating With Federal Immigration Goals ﻿

Error Correction Mechanisms for Transactional Script Smart Contracts ﻿

Picking Up a 7–10 Split: Studying the Seventh Circuit’s Northern Border Opinion for a Tenth Circuit Solution ﻿

The AI Author in Litigation ﻿

Learning from the Jeffrey Epstein Mess: It’s Time to Add a Cause of Action for Damages to the Crime Victims’ Rights Act ﻿

“Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts” – How the Kansas Supreme Court Should Stop the State Legislature’s Systematic Decimation of Workers Compensation Benefits ﻿

Dust in the Wind:1 Regulation as an Essential Component of a Sustainable and Robust Wind Program ﻿

Toxic Secrecy: Non-Disclosure Agreements and #MeToo ﻿

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination Claims Under the Fair Housing Act After Bostock v. Clayton County ﻿

Testamentary Transfers and the Intent Versus Formalities Debate: The Case for a ‘Charitable’ Common Ground ﻿

Getting It Right Isn’t Enough: The Appellate Court’s Role in Procedural Justice ﻿

Lawyers for White People? ﻿

It Is Better to Be Safe When Sorry: Advocating a Federal Rule of Evidence that Excludes Apologies ﻿

Martin Dickinson: 48 Years of Dedicated Service to KU Law ﻿

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 69 Number 1 ﻿

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 69 Number 2 ﻿

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 69 Number 3 ﻿

Labor Unions, Cartelization, and Arbitration: Replacing At-Will Employment With Arbitration of Employee Grievances ﻿

Context to Overcome Definition: How the Supreme Court Used Statutory Interpretation to Define “Person” and “Sex”

Dressing for Success: Lawyers & Clothing in Nineteenth Century America

ICE-D Out: A Constitutional Relatedness Analysis of the Bonus Points Awarded to Jurisdictions Cooperating With Federal Immigration Goals

Error Correction Mechanisms for Transactional Script Smart Contracts

Picking Up a 7–10 Split: Studying the Seventh Circuit’s Northern Border Opinion for a Tenth Circuit Solution

The AI Author in Litigation

Learning from the Jeffrey Epstein Mess: It’s Time to Add a Cause of Action for Damages to the Crime Victims’ Rights Act

“Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts” – How the Kansas Supreme Court Should Stop the State Legislature’s Systematic Decimation of Workers Compensation Benefits

Dust in the Wind:1 Regulation as an Essential Component of a Sustainable and Robust Wind Program

Toxic Secrecy: Non-Disclosure Agreements and #MeToo

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination Claims Under the Fair Housing Act After Bostock v. Clayton County

Testamentary Transfers and the Intent Versus Formalities Debate: The Case for a ‘Charitable’ Common Ground

Getting It Right Isn’t Enough: The Appellate Court’s Role in Procedural Justice

Lawyers for White People?

It Is Better to Be Safe When Sorry: Advocating a Federal Rule of Evidence that Excludes Apologies

Martin Dickinson: 48 Years of Dedicated Service to KU Law

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 69 Number 1

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 69 Number 2

Front Matter, University of Kansas Law Review Vol. 69 Number 3

Labor Unions, Cartelization, and Arbitration: Replacing At-Will Employment With Arbitration of Employee Grievances