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The Journal on Emerging Technologies (JET) is a student-run publication of the University of Notre Dame Law School. JET aims to provide a forum for interdisciplinary discussion of novel technologies that are creating, or are expected to create, significant political, social, or economic effects.

Automated Vehicles, Moral Hazards & the "AV Problem"

How Courts Can Adequately Adjudicate Issues from AI to Zoonotic Diseases: A Proposal to Increase the Institutional Capacity of Courts to Address Complex Matters

Innovative Technologies and the Deepening Regulatory Capture of Law Enforcement Agencies: The Uber Herzberg Case Study

Gendered Harms and the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Assessment of Emerging Legislative Practice

Immersive Learning: Barriers to (Virtually) Exploring the Great Unknown

Privacy in the Age of IOT Technologies: Examining the Shortcoming of the Fourth Amendment and the Third-Party Doctrine for Smart Home Users

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September 2023

Volume 4, Issue 2

An Introduction to Personal Growth Bets: Using Contract Law to Lose Weight and Quit Smoking

Volume 4, Issue 2

The Code of Life and Death

Volume 4, Issue 2

The High Cost of Pharmaceutical Acquisitions: Increasing Social Welfare or Furthering Inequality?

Volume 4, Issue 2

A Sleeping Giant: mHealth Applications, the GDPR, and the Need for Federal Privacy Regulation in the United States

Volume 4, Issue 2

The Price of Competition: Analyzing Anticompetitive Tactics in Pharmaceutical Markets During the Hatch-Waxman Era

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Students' Right to Free Inquiry vs. A.I. Usage Policy at Schools and Universities

Who Wants to Be an Astronaut? The Legal Implications of Reality Show Gamification of Space Travel

Addressing the Trolley Problem in the Twenty-First Century

The Crisis of Online Contracts (As Told in 10 Memes)

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