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Discretionary (In)Justice Continued: Discretion as a Tool to Deny Asylum
Kate Aschenbrenner Rodriguez

The Constitutional History of Macau
Jason Buhi

The Macau Special Administrative Region at Halftime: An Assessment of the First 25 Years of Reconstruction under the People’s Republic of China
Jason Buhi

Orchestrating Political Convergence via the Hong Kong and Macau Basic Laws
Jason Buhi

Constitutional Asymmetry in the People’s Republic of China: Struggles for Autonomy Under a Communist Party-State
Jason Buhi

Diverging Trends in the Socialist Constitutionalism of the People’s Republic of China and Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Jason Buhi

Navigating Headwinds in the Green Energy Transition: Explaining Variations in Local-Level Wind Energy Regulations
Nadia B. Ahmad

Imperceptibility of Muslim Identity
Nadia B. Ahmad

Military Climate Emissions
Nadia B. Ahmad

The Good, The Bad, The A.I. . . . and Drake?
Kara Farrell

Caught in a Mouse Trap: How Disney v. DeSantis Highlights the Difficulties of Bringing a First Amendment Retaliation Claim Against a State Government
Nicolas Medina

The Legality of Autonomous Weapon Systems Within the Context of the Law of War
Zack Naqvi

The Effects Doctrine: The Simple Answer to the Absurd Results of Florida's Judicial Interpretation of Law Enforcement Jurisdiction
Ian A. Wise

Redistricting and the Origins of the Good Faith Presumption
Leonard C. Brahin

Building Layered Defenses to Reduce Illegal Gun Violence
Samuel Kan

Education, Employment, and Healthcare: Personal and Societal Strategies for Transitioning Servicemembers' Fiscal Sustainability
Kan Samuel

Tyrannical HOAs and How to Reign in Their Foreclosure Power and Further Protect Homeowners
Juliette Koves

Tightrope Walking: Balancing Theatre Teachers’ Academic Freedom of Expression with the Implementation of Florida’s Stop Woke Act and Don’t Say Gay Bill
Kimberly Adams

Duty, Breach, Deterrence: The NCAA’s Legacy of Immortalizing Competitive Glory Over The Well-Being of The Student-Athletes It Aims to Protect
Gabi A. Grillon

Voice Stress Analysis: Is “Some Evidence” Sufficient Grounds for Making Legal Determinations?
Brad McCall

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