Previous Volumes

Volume 5, Issue 1

Articles

Automated Vehicles, Moral Hazards & the "AV Problem"

William H. Widen

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

Kevin Frazier

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

Helen Stamp

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

Dr. Ramona Vijeyarasa

Notes

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

Joshua Mannery

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

Perla Khattar & Dillon B. Yang

Volume 1: Alternative Energy

No. 1 - Jan. 2020

No. 2 - Mar. 2020

No. 3 - April. 2020

Volume 2: Constitutional Law

No. 1 - April. 2021

No. 2 - Jul. 2021

Volume 3: Artificial Intelligence

No. 1 - Jan. 2022

No. 2 - Nov. 2022

Volume 4: Health Care

No. 1 - Apr. 2023

No. 2 - Sept. 2023

Volume 5: Emerging Technology

No. 1 - Jan. 2024

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