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A Case for Judge-Made Law for the American Jurists from an English Perspective—Drawing Example from the Human Rights Act 1998, Samuel Kuo

A Shareholder’s Guide to Blowing up 100 Years of Delaware Corporate Law: Intellectual Property and Corporate Governance After Delaware Senate Bill No. 313, Avery C. Hill

Changing Climate, Changing Rights: How the UnitedStates Can Learn from the Emergence of the Right to a Healthy Environment in Colombia and India, Jasmine Furin

Fight for Your Right: An Analysis of a Musician’s Ability to Terminate a Copyright Assignment of a Music Recording, Ian Waldron

Land Use Zoning: The Answer to Housing Affordability? A Look at Aukland, New Zealand and Minneapolis, Minnesota, Charlsey Kelly

No Patent Attorney in Their Right Mind: How Jepson Claims Clarify Subject Matter Eligibility Post-Mayo, Jared M. Brown

Patents In Paradise: The Evolution of Patent Law in the Cayman Islands, Andrew W. Torrance, Andrew P. Morriss, and Lisa C. Friedman

Pills, Powders, and Proprietary Blends: The IP and Regulatory Battle Over Dietary Supplement Transparency, Anna Marie Saunders

Student Handbook 2025-2026, Office of the Registrar

Table of Contents, GJICL Journal

Table of Contents, Jared M. Brown

The Free Content Illusion, Jonathan M. Barnett

The Right to a Fair Trial in International Law and African Experiences, John Mukum Mbaku

The Transatlantic Clinical Trial Transparency Gap, Gabriela Lenarczyk

Toward a Transformative Fair Use Standard After Warhol, Sangwook Park

Unplugging the Federal Right of Publicity: Why Existing Laws Can Protect Artists Without a Federal Right of Publicity, Ashley L. Burgess

Use Laws of Attraction: The Gravitational Pull of a U.S. Space Court, Caleb Zachary Morris

VAR Check: Visa Requirements for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Emory Kincaid

Victims’ Rights or the Public’s Right to Know: Rethinking the Boundaries of the Right of Publicity in True Crime, Millicent F. Dye