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 Law Review publishes three issues per year composed of scholarly writings by professors, practitioners, jurists, and students in important areas of law.
The annual issues consist of a general law issue and a symposium issue that complement the Law Review's annual live or written symposia. Circulation extends to most law libraries across the country, and our articles are widely available on LexisNexis and Westlaw.
Students serve on the Law Review staff as writers, editors, proofreaders, technical editors, researchers, and subciters. A position on the editorial board, a coveted recognition of academic achievement, is one of the highest honors a law student can attain. Staff members are selected from those candidates who have demonstrated meticulous attention to detail, academic excellence, and superior legal writing ability.
Editor-in-Chief: Sydney Auteri
Executive Editor: Michael Roberts
Lead Articles Editor: Ian Strang
Lead Notes Editor: Drew Jackson
Legal Education Editor: Sarah Mustian
Digital Media Editor: Colette Hue
Symposium Editor: Ian Manahan
Alumni Relations Editor: Jared Snow
Andrew Barger
Rachel Blumberg
Ben Cosgrove
Carissa Coy
Madison Dorris
Kiley Harris
Ronald McDermott
Missy Meyer
Kayla Porter
Laura Schack
Hayley Shepard
Caroline Smith
Carley Weinberg
Ross Wilson
The Rights of Children with Disabilities: The Need for a Sui Generis Regime under International Law
Ilias Bantekas
Page 1
Lockdowns and Lost Liberties: Nevada's Experiment in One-Man Rule
Ricardo N. Cordova
Page 41
Predatory Pricing, Network Effects, and the Food Delivery Industry: A Case Study
Dylan V. Moore
Page 93
Choosing the Correct Tool for the Job: Why Antitrust Law Cannot Regulate Social Media Companies
Zachary B. Metz
Page 115
What Constitutes a "Foreign Tribunal" under 28 U.S.C. Sec. 1782?
Melissa Mullins
Page 135
Real World Ethics in an Artificial Intelligence World
John G. Browning
Page 155
When AI Goes to War: Corporate Accountability for Virtual Mass Disinformation, Algorithmic Atrocities, and Synthetic Propaganda
Jon M. Garon
Page 181
The Evolution of Influence: Regulating AI-Based Market Power in Online Behavioral Advertising
Susan H. Stephan
Page 235
Promulgating Poverty: How AI Technology Exacerbates Poverty Issues in Public Programs
Sarah Brown
Page 267
Federal Legislation Does Not Sufficiently Protect American Data Privacy
Jason Heitz
Page 287
Thank you for your interest in contributing to the Northern Kentucky Law Review.
The Northern Kentucky Law Review publishes three issues per year. We gladly accept unsolicited manuscripts for publication.
Please send hard copy submissions to:
Lead Articles Editor
Northern Kentucky Law Review
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Nunn Hall, Room 402
Highland Heights, KY 41099
Permission to reprint a Northern Kentucky Law Review article is granted provided that the following conditions are met:
Permission requests to republish any part of a Northern Kentucky Law Review article should be sent to:
Attention: Executive Editor
Re: Reprint Permission
Northern Kentucky Law Review
Chase College of Law
Nunn Hall, Room 402
Highland Heights, KY 41099
Copyright permission may also be obtained via email at nkylawreview@nku.edu or via phone at: 859.572.5444.
Archives of the Northern Kentucky Law Review journals can be found on Hein Online at https://heinonline.org/HOL/Index?index=journals/nkenlr&collection=journals
Each year the Northern Kentucky Law Review hosts one symposium to discuss emerging legal issues and advance legal scholarship. Practitioners, professors, judges, and legal scholars are invited to participate in each symposium. The Northern Kentucky Law Review also publishes one issue dedicated to exploring the symposia topic in more depth.
2022-23 Symposium
2021-22 Symposium
2020-21 Symposium
2018-19 Symposium
2017-18 Symposium
2016-17 Symposia
2015-16 Symposia
2014-15 Symposia
2013-14 Symposia
2012-13 Symposia
2011-12 Symposia