Volume 20
Part 1 – Fall 2018
Nuremberg Project
The Hunt For Witches and Jews: Hatred Infused Within The Law
LaSheyna T. Alexander
New Developments
Religious Liberty Or Religious Privilege?: Reconciling the Religious Liberty Task Force With the First Amendment
Steven Chintaman
Note
The Alt-Right, the Christian Right, and Implications on Free Speech
Christopher Ross
The Divine Silence And The Power Of A Pr[e]yer: A Call For Change In The Prosecution Of Predator Priests And The Hierarchy That Protects Them
Katherine V. Peters
Of Swords and Plowshares: The Authority For Defensive War In Jewish Law, Canon Law, And Islamic Law
Jonathan D’Errico
Part 2 – Spring 2019
Nuremberg Project
The Effect Of Rhetoric: The Narrow Nexus Between Great Britain’s 1938 Kindertransport Rescue Operation And the United States 2018 Zero Tolerance Immigration Policy
Sara Gray
New Developments
The Devil Is In the Trademark: A Discussion Of the Satanic Temple V. Netflix
Bryce K. Hurst
Note
Liturgical Litigation: The Legal Battles Of Jeshuat Israel And Sherith Israel
Matthew Rosenthal
Polygamy In the Modern Constitutional Scheme: Could Hybrid Rights Be the Answer?
Matthew Flynn
Is the State Practice of Contracting Private Adoption Agencies a Constitutional Back Door That Allows For Discrimination Against Same-Sex Couples?
Wesley E. Barta
Part 3 – Fall 2020
Nuremberg Project
A Matriarch to his Patriarchy: Hitler’s Search for Nazi Germany’s Mother
Alexis Wilicki
New Developments
Crosses and Crossroads: How Changes in the Composition of the Cupreme Court are Unlikely to Change the Court’s Outcome on Eestablishment Clause Issues Relating to Public
Patrick J. Graham
Note
Social Media, Free Speech and Religious Freedom
Collette Langos & Paul Babie
The Quiet Skies Program: A Constitutional Violation or a Matter of National Security?
Taylor Grady
From Piggie Park v. Newman to Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission: Application of the Outward Facing Actions, Test to LGBTQ Nondiscrimination Provisions
Robin Maril
Trinity Lutheran Has Diminished the Concept of Separation of Church and State
Sean Pryzbylkowski