Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2023June 26, 2024 EDT
Detached Reflection in the Presence of An Uplifted Knife: Should Exigent Circumstances Bar Claims Against Police Under Title II of The ADA
Detached Reflection in the Presence of An Uplifted Knife: Should Exigent Circumstances Bar Claims Against Police Under Title II of The ADA
Articles in Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2023
Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2023
- The Ninth Circuit’s Split Personality: How NFTs Highlight a Concerning Split in the Court’s Application of Trademark Law to Web 3.0Jackson A. Lanier
- Egyptian Interreligious Law: Public Policy or Sharie‘a Dominion?Mohamed ‘Arafa
- Detached Reflection in the Presence of An Uplifted Knife: Should Exigent Circumstances Bar Claims Against Police Under Title II of The ADATravis Thickstun
Travis Thickstun, Detached Reflection in the Presence of An Uplifted Knife: Should Exigent Circumstances Bar Claims Against Police Under Title II of The ADA, 21 DLJ (2024).