King Scholars Seminar Papers
2009-10
Morgan R. Cherry, The Status of Implied Assertions under Crawford
Catherine Derthick, Creating an American Underclass: the Federal Government's Refusal to Recognize Gay Americans' Fundamental Right to Marry
Sara C. Gaugier, The Veto Approach: Disposal Strategies for Disputed Frozen Embryos
Megan M. Hard, The Community "Chest": Should Cosmetic Surgery Debt or the Value of Enhancements Be Considered Marital Property upon Divorce
Jared C. Kosin, A Divided Interest: The UAW's Current Contradiction of the National Labor Relations Act's Adversarial Model
James M. Leiby, Last One Standing: Michigan's Dower Law
Elisa J. Lintemuth, What Makes a Sports Season Disadvantageous? An Argument that Same-Season Sports Compliance Plans Run Afoul of Title IX
Andrew Lloyd, Inherently Transitory Transistors: Legal, Factual, and Policy Issues with "RAM Fixation" in Copyright
Lucas J. Myers, Hollingsworth v. Perry: The Supreme Court's Renewed Hostility toward Cameras in the Courtroom
Kristen Polanski, The Corruption Crackdown: Providing Private Plaintiffs a Direct Role in FCPA Enforcement
Michelle Quigley, Courtroom Technology and Legal Ethics:Considerations for the ABA Commission on Ethics 20/20
Jeff Rector Your Life is 'Hot News': How Developments in Technology and Law Could Decimate the Law of Defamation
Thomas J. Rheaume, Jr., In Re Reilly, Revamping Taylor in Contravention of the Code
Lauren Russo, Everybody Loves a Landlord: Applying the Statutory Duties of a Landlord to Condominium Associations
Melody Sabedra, Teens, Technology, and Sex: Finding the Appropriate Balance and Symmetry when Seeking to Punish the Modern Child Predator
Matthew C. Scarfone, Autopsy Reports, "Testimonial" or "Non-Testimonial"?
Todd J. Skowronski, The Blaine Taint Ain't Imputed – How Critics of Blaine Amendments Are Grasping at Historically Non-Existent Straws
Alessa Thomas, In Search of a Standard: Why Michigan's Legal Loophole in Sole Legal Custody Situations Should Be Closed
Jesse Viau, Smoke on the Horizon: Prospective Application of the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act
The following papers were also written as King Scholar Theses, but the authors requested that the papers not be published on this web site, primarily because they are seeking alternative venues or entering their papers in writing competitions.
George L. Howell, When Is Violating Constitutional Rights in the Best Interests of Society?: Redefining Fourth Amendment "Reasonableness"
Christopher J. Schneider, Mandate Schmandate: The Constitutionality of the Individual Responsibility Provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010