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The Interjurisdictional Abortion Wars Have Arrived

By: Professor Ronnie R. Gipson Jr.
This article may be cited as:
Ronnie R. Gipson Jr., The Interjurisdictional Abortion Wars Have Arrived, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Fall 2023, at 1, [insert cited pg. no.].

How Iranians Are Barred From The West Through Reactive Visa Policies Fueled By Politics

By: Nicolas Garon
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Nicolas Garon, How Iranians Are Barred From The West Through Reactive Visa Policies Fueled By Politics, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Fall 2023, at 1, [insert cited pg. no.].

Articles - Volume 2

The Status of Bail Reform in Texas: How the Damon Allen Act Changed the Landscape

By: Ryan Crocker

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Ryan Crocker, The Status of Bail Reform in Texas: How the Damon Allen Act Changed the Landscape, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Spring II 2023, at 1, [inset cited pg. no.].

Comparative Analysis of Juvenile Justice Between the United States and Spanish-Speaking Countries

By: Stephen T. Day

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Stephen T. Day, Comparative Analysis of Juvenile Justice Between the United States and Spanish-Speaking Countries, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Spring II 2023, at 1, [inset cited pg. no.].



Articles - Volume 1

Cimarex Energy Co. v. Anadarko Petroleum Corp. & The Question Of Who Has To Produce

By: Christopher Stewart Kulander

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Christopher Kulander, Cimarex Energy Co. v. Anadarko Petroleum Corp. & the Question of Who Has To Produce, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Spring 2023, at 1, [inset cited pg. no.].

The Longer They Are, the More Citations They Receive: How Impact Factor Punishes Concise, Legal Scholarship

By: Michael Conklin

This article may be cited as:

Michael Conklin, The Longer They Are, the More Citations They Receive: How Impact Factor Punishes Concise, Legal Scholarship, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Spring 2023, at 1, [inset cited pg. no.].

Why the Innocent Plead Guilty and the Guilty Go Free: a Critical Analysis of Judge Rakoff’s Book

By: Michael Conklin

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Michael Conklin, Why the Innocent Plead Guilty and the Guilty Go Free: a Critical Analysis of Judge Rakoff’s Book, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Spring 2023, at 1, [inset cited pg. no.].

Improving University Rankings: Lessons Learned from the Movie Moneyball

By: Munir Quddus & Lawrence J. Trautman

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Munir Quddus and Lawrence J. Trautman, Improving University Rankings: Lessons Learned from the Movie Moneyball, UNT DALLAS L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Spring 2023, at 1, [inset cited pg. no.].

The Right to Counsel in Disciplinary Proceedings in Public Universities

By: Thomas Perkins

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Thomas Perkins, Covid-19, The Right to Counsel in Disciplinary Proceedings in Public Universities, UNT DALL. L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Fall 2021, at 1, [insert cited pg. no.].

Land of the [Somewhat] Free: A Look at the 'Employees' Duties' Exception Under the First Amendment

By: Brooke López

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Brooke López, Land of the [Somewhat] Free: A Look at the 'Employees' Duties' Exception Under the First Amendment, UNT DALL. L. REV. ON THE CUSP, Fall 2021, at 1, [insert cited pg. no.].

Know Your Rights
Cyrus Farivar, Habeas Data: Privacy vs. the Rise of Surveillance Tech
By: Brian L. Owsley

Recent Texas Citizens Participation Act Amendments
By: Meghan Nylin McCaig and Nicole Williams

Paid Sick Leave
By: Jason S. Boulette

The Often-Overlooked Appeal: Restricted Appeals in Texas
By: Daniel J. Olds

 

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