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Volume III
Articles
Conspiracy Theories and the Perils of Government Error Correction
Noah C. Chauvin
Look Away: The Impact of The Lost Cause on Civil Rights, Social Justice and Critical Race Theory, How Storytelling and Mythology Shaped American History
Angela Downes
Citizen’s Arrest Doctrine: Enabling the Modern-Day Vigilante
Courtnee Green
Time is a Flat Circle: Lessons from Past and Present Conspiracy Theories
Lucy Jewel
The Grass is not Always Greener on the Other Side: The Use of Digital Astroturfing to Spread Disinformation and the Erosion of the Rule of Law
Bárbara da Rosa Lazarotto
Time to SLAPP Back: Advocating Against the Adverse Civil Liberties Implications of Litigation that Undermines Public Participation
Jennifer Safstrom
Comments
If not us, then who: Advocating for Change to Louisiana’s Drug Court Program
Dalton J. Delong
Put Your Mouth where the Money is: The Need for Federal Regulation of NIL rights in College Athletics
Michael Thompson