Student Notes

Student Publications in Volume 64

The Volume 63 Editorial Board selected nine student-written notes to be published in the forthcoming volume of University of Louisville Law Review.

Prabha Rajasekaran

Snake Oil or Cure: The Case for Evidence-Based Regulation of Alternative Medicine

Awarded Best Note

Benjamin Barberie

Building a Better Bluegrass: Examining Land Use Planning and Its Impacts on Housing Development in Kentucky

Awarded Honorable Mention Note

Jessica Valiani

Target Acquired; Laws Not Locked: How the United States Can Program the Future of International Drone Law

Awarded Honorable Mention Note

Addison Rogers

Oh Snap!: How Artificial Intelligence Increases the Absurdity of Pre-Service Removal

Bailee Gibbs

The True "Reality" for Reality Television Stars: Why They Deserve Federal Protection Under the National Labor Relations Act

Chris Kingsbury

Recalibrating Power: The Importance of Congressional Checks on Presidential Power in the Wake of Trump v. United States

Grace Garner

Is the Pen Mightier than the Keyboard?: Human Authorship and Artificial Intelligence in a Post-Loper Bright Courtroom

Jake Mace

He Simply Puts You Right Out of Your Flat: Advocacy at the Limits of Anti-Retaliation Law

Jonathan Kaplan

Consumer Data Privacy Postmortem Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Big Tech