Tulane Law Review — Since 1916

The Tulane Law Review is a student-managed and student-edited legal journal established in 1916 as the Southern Law Quarterly.  The Review is Tulane Law School's oldest and largest journal, consistently publishing authoritative legal works while also training its members in legal writing and editing.

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Tax Advice and AI
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Article by Jay A. Soled and Linda Galler

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The Right to Intimate Association in Prison: The Importance of Visits with Family and Friends
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Article by Miriam Kerler

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Marital Status and Human Rights
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Article by Jessica Tueller

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The Fifth Circuit's Delicate Dance Around a Takings Claim in In Re: Entrust: How Abstention Delayed a Takings Claim
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Comment by John “Jack” Blake Strasburger, Jr.

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The Good Samaritans of Oil and Gas: The Applicability of Negotiorum Gestio to Louisiana Revised Statutes § 30:10(A)(3)
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Case Note by Tara Nored

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When Reconstruction Meets Globalization: Reassessing the Ninth Circuit's Application of § 1981 to Reverse Citizenship Discrimination
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Case Note by Isabella Carrasco

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Crabtree v. Allstate: The Doctrine of Champerty, a Protection From Officious Intermeddling Resulting in Modern Injustice
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Case Note by Jacie L. Bellina

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Decarbonizing Conflict
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Article by Matei Alexianu

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"Congress-Proof" International Tax Reforms
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Article by Noam Noked

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Inherently Human Functions
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Article by Landyn Wm. Rookard

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How to Make the Debate Great: A Reassessment of Originalism versus Living Constitutionalism
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Article by Stephen M. Griffin

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Piercing Amazon's Corporate Veil: The Western District's Novel Interpretation of the Alter Ego Doctrine Under the Louisiana Products Liability Act
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Case Note by Emile H. Garon

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Restoring Individualized Reasonable Suspicion in United States v. Wilson
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Case Note by Alexandra Barnard-Pruett

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