Volume 8 – Issue 2
Student Comment – Shadow Boxing: The Supreme Court Fighting Against Its Own Precedent
By: Josh McKissick
This article may be cited as:
Josh McKissick, Shadow Boxing: The Supreme Court Fighting Against Its Own Precedent, 8 UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP 164 (2026).
Restricting The Restraints: Senate Bill 1318 And The Future Of Healthcare Non-Competes
In Texas
By: Alex Valdez
This article may be cited as:
Alex Valdez, Restricting The Restraints: Senate Bill 1318 And The Future Of Healthcare Non-Competes
In Texas, 8 UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP 157 (2026).
Asked And Unanswered: A Constitutional Examination Of Federal Taxation On Unrealized
Sums Without Apportionment Among The States
By: Jenna Barnes-Gutierrez
This article may be cited as:
Jenna Barnes-Gutierrez, Asked And Unanswered: A Constitutional Examination Of Federal Taxation On Unrealized
Sums Without Apportionment Among The States, 8 UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP 132 (2026).
Michael Scott Is Not A Juror: The Limits Of AI In Simulating Human Judgment
By: Sean Harrington & Hayley Stillwell
This article may be cited as:
Sean Harrington & Hayley Stillwell, Michael Scott Is Not A Juror: The Limits Of AI In Simulating Human Judgment, 8 UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP 75 (2026).
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