Student Comments

Two student Comments are published in every issue of the Law Review. See below to access a copy of recent student Comments from ScholarWorks.

Volume 52, Issue 1

• Torra Hausmann: Collateral Consequences of an Incarcerated Beneficiary: Preserving Testamentary Intent and Protecting a Testator’s Estate from Falling Victim to a Beneficiary’s Unreasonable Criminal Justice Debt
• Kaitlin O’Dowd: A Review of Maryland’s Juvenile Justice System: Are the Adjudicative Competency Standards and Procedures Incompetent?

Volume 51, Issue 3

• Michael Blanchard: Predictive Analytics in Child Welfare: Five Principles for Regulating Algorithmic Accountability in a New Wave of Predictive Models
• Patrick Brooks: Black & Blue: Black Letter Law & Police Union Collective Bargaining Impede Reform

Volume 51, Issue 2

• Celia Feldman: “Renting While Poor: How Rent Escrow Violates Tenants’ Due Process Rights” 
• Josh Gehret: “The Case for Requiring Federal Law Enforcement Agents to Wear Identifying Insignias: Progress Made and Next Steps” 

Volume 51, Issue 1

• Lisa Blitstein: “Materializing President Biden’s “Clean Energy Revolution” Through Federal Land Acquisitions”
• Julianna Felkoski: “An Incentive for Truth in Influencer Advertising: Enhancing Reporting by Awarding Consumers for Information That Leads to a Successful Enforcement Action”

Volume 50, Issue 3

• Christian Coward: “Breaking Secondary Trauma: Developing Conviction Relief Legislation in the United States for Sex-Trafficking Victims”
• Lucas Van Deusen: “Schrödinger’s Pot and the Ongoing Puzzle of the Exceptions to the Warrant Requirement”

Volume 50, Issue 2

• Micah Millsaps: “Terrorism: An Evolving Threat”

Volume 50, Issue 1

• Kelsey Lear: “A Call to Action: What Maryland Schools Are Doing to Protect Children and Why Other States Should Follow Suit”
• Jenna McGreevy: “Growing Up in Prison: Rethinking Juvenile Offender Parole Hearings to Eliminate Essential Life Sentences”