Announcements

Congratulations to the Vol. 51 Editorial Board!

The Indiana Law Review is pleased to announce the following members have been selected for its Volume 51 editorial board. We look forward to their leadership and contributions to legal scholarship throughout the 2017-18 academic year. Congratulations!

Ashley Hart, Editor in Chief
Zachary Mahone, Executive Managing Editor
James Strickland, Executive Notes Editor
Michael Heavilon, Executive Articles Editor
Timothy Walters, Executive Articles Editor
Kayleigh Long, Senior Executive Editor
Bradley Boswell, Symposium Editor
Joel Benson, Executive Technology Editor

Note Development Editors:
Tess Anglin
Katherine Forbes
Tyler Haston
Matthew Koressel
Julie Tempest

Articles Editor:
Kelsey Dilday
Joseph Gilham
Allan Griffey
Patrick McCarney
Nate Moyer
Yaniv Shmukler

 

Congratulations to the Vol. 50 Note Candidates!

The Indiana Law Review is pleased to announce that the following students have been selected as Note Candidates for Volume 50.  We look forward to their contributions to legal scholarship over the coming school year. Congratulations!

Tess Anglin                                                     Zach Mahone

Joel Benson                                                     Ryan Mann

Bradley Boswell                                             Patrick McCarney

Janeia Brounson                                            Daniel McGregor

Kelsey Dilday                                                  Nathaniel Moyer

Katherine Forbes                                           Jennifer Phillips

Joseph Gilham                                                Jackson Schroeder

Allan Griffey                                                   Yaniv Shmukler

Ashley Hart                                                     Allison Skimehorn

Tyler Haston                                                   James Strickland

Michael Heavilon                                          Julie Tempest

Matthew Koressel                                          Tim Walters

Kayleigh Long

Congratulations to the Vol. 50 Note Candidates Selected for Publication!

The Indiana Law Review is pleased to announce the following note candidates have been selected for publication in Volume 50:

Kristina Coleman, Beyond Baidoo v. Blood-Dzraku: Service of Process Through Facebook And Other Social Media Platforms Through An Indiana Lens

John DeRoss Jr., Misclassification Of Employees As Independent Contractors In Indiana: A State Legislative Solution

Justine Farris, The Right Of Non-Citizens To Bear Arms: Understanding ‘The People’ Of The Second Amendment

*Tabatha Halleck, What Should A Showing Of Intent Or Purpose Require In A Case Of Corporate Liability For Child Slavery Under The Alien Tort Statute?

Benjamin Jacqua, Policing The Police: Reexamining The Constitutional Implications Of Traffic Stops

Tyler Jones, Paradise Lost: Contracting Away Immunity Under The Indiana Tort Claims Act

Kyle Montrose, Aim For The Best, Prepare For The Worst: Indiana’s Lack Of Municipal Bankruptcy

Tyler Moorhead, Business Courts: Their Advantages, Implementation Strategies, And Indiana’s Pursuit Of Its Own

Alexander Swider, Toeing The Line: The Delicate Balance Attorneys Must Maintain When Responding To Auditor Inquiry Request Letters

Ariana Tanoos, Shielding The Presumption of Innocence from Pretrial Media Coverage

Megan Thobe, A Call To Action: Fixing The Judicially-Murkied Waters Of 35 U.S.C. § 101

*winner of the Papke Prize, awarded annually for the best student note

Congratulations to the Vol. 50 Editorial Board!

The Indiana Law Review is pleased to announce the following members have been selected for its editorial board of Volume 50. We look forward to their leadership and contributions to legal scholarship throughout the 2016-17 academic year. Congratulations!

Tabatha Halleck, Editor in Chief
Alexander Swider, Executive Managing Editor
Justine Farris, Executive Notes Editor
Christopher Bloomer, Executive Articles Editor
Amy Dunn, Executive Articles Editor
Caroline Ryker, Senior Executive Editor
Christina Fisher, Symposium Editor
Kasey Polk, Executive Technology Editor

Note Development Editors:
Alexander Carlisle
Rebecca Critser
John DeRoss, Jr.
Ryan Heeb
Benjamin Jaqua
Kyle Montrose

Articles Editors:
Samuel Blink
Kristina Coleman
Kristina Frey
Justin Jones
Tyler Jones
Ariana Tanoos

Associate Editors:
Melody Bledsoe
Eric Coleman
Scott Frissell
Elizabeth Huffman
Robert Miller
Tyler Moorhead
Megan Thobe

2015 ILR Symposium: Partisan Conflict, Political Structure, and Culture

The Indiana Law Review invites you to join us for our annual symposium, titled Partisan Conflict, Political Structure, and Culture, on Friday, November 6, 2015 from 8:50 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. A detailed agenda can be found here.

Registration:
Online Registration for Outside Attendees
Online Registration ONLY for IU McKinney Students, Faculty, and Staff

Congratulations to the Vol. 49 Note Candidates!

The Indiana Law Review is pleased to announce that the following students have been selected as Note Candidates for Volume 49. We look forward to their contributions to legal scholarship over the coming school year. Congratulations!

Melody Bledsoe

Samuel Blink

Chris Bloomer

Alexander Carlisle

Eric Coleman

Kristina Coleman

Rebecca Critser

John DeRoss Jr.

Amy Dunn

Justine Farris

Christina Fisher

Kristina Frey

Scott Frissell

Tabatha Halleck

Ryan Heeb

Betsy Huffman

Benjamin Jaqua

Justin Jones

Tyler Jones

Robert Miller

Kyle Montrose

Tyler Moorhead

Kasey Polk

Caroline Ryker

Alexander Swider

Ariana Tanoos

Megan Thobe

Congratulations to the Vol. 49 Editorial Board!

The Indiana Law Review is pleased to announce the following members have been selected for its editorial board of Volume 49. We look forward to their leadership and contributions to legal scholarship throughout the 2015-16 academic year. Congratulations!

Alexandria Hanauer, Editor in Chief
C. Addison Bradford, Executive Managing Editor
Elizabeth Little, Executive Notes Editor
Kathleen Fennessy, Executive Articles Editor
Aaron Tuley, Executive Articles Editor
Mitchell Osterday, Senior Executive Editor
Alexandra Blackwell, Symposium Editor
Sarah Hurdle, Executive Technology Editor

Note Development Editors:
Evan Carr
J. Michael Deweese
Drew Kirages
Johanna O’Connell
Jason Rauch
Emily Schmale

Articles Editors:
Kaitlyn Collyer
Jordan Lorenzo
Brad Murphy
Ellen Pactor
Christi Rever

Congratulations to Burnell Grimes, Winner of the First Indiana Law Review Blog Writing Competition!

In an effort to promote student involvement in the Indiana Law Review Blog, the Indiana Law Review held a writing competition open to all IU McKinney law students during the 2014 fall academic semester. After reviewing submissions to the contest, the article authored by Burnell Grimes, a second year law student at IU McKinney, was selected as the best submission.

His article titled “The Best of Both Worlds: A Solution to Indiana’s Appointment of Counsel Funding Problem” will be published on the Indiana Law Review Blog in the coming months. Check back later to read about his proposed solution to improve the efficiency and efficacy of the legal aid and pro bono programs for Indiana’s indigent populations.

Toxic Tort Symposium Details

Register Now at: http://mckinneylaw.iu.edu/events/current.cfm?eid=239

September 23, 2014 Symposium (Click Here for additional information)

LIABILITY, RIGHTS AND REMEDIES IN TOXIC TORTS:
Local, National and International Responses in the Age of Globalization

This Conference will address local, national and international responses to Toxic Torts via robust presentations and discussions.  The first panel, Toxic Torts Liability features four prominent speakers in the field.  They will examine the latest development in torts law in the United States and abroad.  The second panel, Environmental Justice Responses to Toxic Torts will focus on the various forms of responses from scholars and community organizations in addressing the impact of toxic torts. The third panel, Human Rights Responses to Toxic Torts will broaden the conference with discussion on various projects organized at various levels to address the international human rights dimension. (more…)