DePaul Law Review

Redefining Authorship and Licensing in the Age of Generative AI: Navigating the Future of Copyright Law

Pharmaceutical Drug Regulation After Loper Bright

Riding the Waves of BIPA Litigation: Illinois Courts' Rulings on Insurers' Duty to Defend

Exploring the Cosmos: Legal Issues in the Age of Space Tourism

Fingerprint Evidence in Court: How Flawed Error Estimations Disserve the Criminal Legal System

Estimations of rates of errors committed by forensic fingerprint examiners play an important role in the criminal legal system. Judges and jurors rely on error rate estimations as primary indications of the probative value of assertions by fingerprint examiners that they can reliably identify the people who deposit latent prints at crime scenes. Recognizing the need to qualify fingerprint…

The Supreme Court's Pragmatic Turn on the Separation of Powers: Refining Appointments Clause and Nondelegation Doctrine

Pragmatism is the hallmark of two recent Supreme Court decisions on the separation of powers, Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, Inc. , and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) v. Consumers’ Research . These cases, which dealt with the Appointments Clause and the nondelegation doctrine (public and private) respectively, reject a rigid, literalist approach. Instead, these decisions strive to make…

Letter from the Editor

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Kidfluencer Protection Laws: The Good, the Bad, and the Best Fit Legislative Safeguards Against the Harms of Monetized Sharenting

Son of Sam Laws and the Alternative Methods for Addressing the Underlying Policy Considerations: It Takes More Than Good Moral Intuition to Make a Good Law