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In “The End of School Policing,” Professor Barbara Fedders proposes an alternative to the traditional safety debates surrounding school policing and argues that education policymakers should consider removal of police from schools. https://www.californialawreview.org/print/the-end-of-school-policing/
In "Fair Use as Cultural Appropriation," Prof. Reed explores appropriations of copyrightable Indigenous culture to argue that a forgotten factor of fair use doctrine could better enable it to serve as a gatekeeping mechanism for unauthorized uses.
https://www.californialawreview.org/print/fair-use-as-cultural-appropriation/
In "Franchisor Power as Employment Control," Profs. @AndrewElmore17 and Griffith examine how the joint employer doctrine complicates efforts to hold franchisors liable for working conditions, arguing that analyses should account for franchisor power. https://www.californialawreview.org/print/franchisor-power-as-employment-control/
