Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024)

Articles

• Legal Frameworks for Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Regions

  Jordan Edwards, Adrian Clark, Pat Carter

  37-58

  • Requires Subscription Legal Frameworks for Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Regions

• Analyzing Bias in Criminal Justice Systems: A Cross-National Perspective

  Kai Carter, Drew Perez, Jessica Walker

  3-18

  • Requires Subscription Analyzing Bias in Criminal Justice Systems: A Cross-National Perspective

• Judicial Impacts on Social Equity: An Empirical Case Study of Legislative Discretion in Sentencing Practices

  Kim Smith, Skyler Moore, Sophie Scott, Kai Jackson

  134-148

  • Requires Subscription Judicial Impacts on Social Equity: An Empirical Case Study of Legislative Discretion in Sentencing Practices

• Judicial Interpretations of Human Rights in International Environmental Law: A Case Study of the AOSIS Declaration

  Pat Moore, Pat Brown, Riley Clark, Skyler Williams

  94-113

  • Requires Subscription Judicial Interpretations of Human Rights in International Environmental Law: A Case Study of the AOSIS Declaration

• Environmental Law and Policy in the Face of Climate Change

  Nico Nelson, Skyler Lewis, Quinn Thomas

  59-73

  • Requires Subscription Environmental Law and Policy in the Face of Climate Change

• Cybersecurity and Privacy Law: Balancing Data Protection and Freedom

  Jessica Jackson, Jordan Rodriguez, Robin Jones

  19-36

  • Requires Subscription Cybersecurity and Privacy Law: Balancing Data Protection and Freedom

• Judicial Discretion in Sentencing: A Case Study of Sentencing Disparities in Human Trafficking Offenses in the United States

  Cameron Hall, Pat Green, Adrian Adams

  149-163

  • Requires Subscription Judicial Discretion in Sentencing: A Case Study of Sentencing Disparities in Human Trafficking Offenses in the United States

• A Comparative Analysis of Competing Approaches to Judicial Review in Common Law Jurisdictions

  Jamie Wright, Sophia Scott, Kim Martin, Jordan Allen

  114-133

  • Requires Subscription A Comparative Analysis of Competing Approaches to Judicial Review in Common Law Jurisdictions

• Pigouvian Taxation Versus Cap-and-Trade Mechanisms in Environmental Liability Regimes: A Comparative Doctrinal and Economic Efficiency Analysis Under Transboundary Pollution Frameworks

  Pat Perez, Jordan Hall, Jordan Wright

  74-93

  • Requires Subscription Pigouvian Taxation Versus Cap-and-Trade Mechanisms in Environmental Liability Regimes: A Comparative Doctrinal and Economic Efficiency Analysis Under Transboundary Pollution Frameworks