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.
The Convicted Child Sex Offender Nearby: Does Private Nuisance Provide A Remedy For Neighbors?
Henry L. Stephens, Jr.
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The New Dilemma For Civil Procedure (And Other Law School) Teachers
Jeffrey A. Parness
Full Text page 164
Aiding and Abetting in Torture: Can The Orchestrators of Torture Be Held Liable?
Cora Lee Allen
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Trumped by False Endorsement: Musicians Still Might Have Intellectual Property Rights to Prohibit Politicians From Using Their Songs Despite Copyright Licenses
Elizabeth Long
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How Tattoos Fit Within the Realm of Copyright Law: Do We Finally Have a Lawsuit That Will Provide Some Clarity?
Tyler Noonan
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(Don’t) Lie to Me: Can False Political Statement Laws Be Rehabilitated After the Sixth Circuit’s Susan B. Anthony List Ruling?
Clay Sabourin
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