Law Review
Founded by Students
The Northern Kentucky Law Review, founded in 1973, is an independent journal, edited and published entirely by the students of NKU Chase College of Law.
Current Issue
40th Aniversary Issue
Volume 40, No. 1
Articles
The Great Onyx Cave Cases - A Micro History
Bruce Ziff
Full-text, page 1 (pdf)
A Hostile Environment for Student Defendants: Title IX and Sexual Assault on College Campuses
Stephen Henrick
Full-text, page 49 (pdf)
The Kentucky Uniform Statutory Trust Act (2012): A Review
Thomas E. Rutledge
Full-text, page 93 (pdf)
Tragic Representations: The Curious Contradiction between Cases Seeking Access to Autopsy and Death Scene Photographs and Cases Regarding the Consequences of Such Photographs Being Published
Megan Bittakis
Full-text, page 161 (pdf)
Notes
Kentucky Should Mandate Attorney Consultation before Juveniles Can Effectively Waive Their Miranda Rights
Sandra Eismann-Harpen
Full-text, page 201 (pdf)
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Congress has Codified the Tedford Exception, But Will Inconsistent Applications of "Bad Faith" Swallow the Rule?
Nathan A. Lennon
Full-text, page 233 (pdf)

