COMPLETE VOLUME 35, ISSUE 4
FRONT MATTER
ARTICLES
- Foreword
by Julea Lipiz & Miranda Rutherford - A Framework for Patent Exhaustion of Self-Replicating Technologies
by Liz Freeman Rosenzweig - Capricious Patent Boundaries: The “Reliberalization” of Post-Issuance Patent Claim Amendments
by Julien Crockett - Re-Classifying Governmental Petitioners as “Persons” in AIA Review Proceedings
by Artin Au-Yeung - Fourth Estate as a Vehicle to Impel Registration and Limit Orphan Works?
by Kevin Han Yang - Keeping the DMCA Away from Functional Use
by Madison Bower - Going Beyond the Music Modernization Act: Creation in the Digital Era
by Shreya M. Santhanam - Rimini Street v. Oracle and the Problem of High Transactional Costs in Copyright Litigation
by Alistair McIntyre - Do Androids Dream of Copyright?: Examining AI Copyright Ownership
by Gia Jung - The Brewing Battle: Copyright vs. Linking
by Marta Rocha - Flaunting the Scarlet Letter: Consumer Regulation of Trademark Morality After Iancu v. Brunetti
by Kyung-Lee Kelly Go - The GDPR: A Retrospective and Prospective Look at the First Two Years
by Erin Hilliard - Explaining Opaque AI Decisions, Legally
by Walter A. Mostowy - What We Don’t Know They Know: What to Do About Inferences in European and California Data Protection Law
by Allan E. Holder - Defining the Privacies of Life: Lower Court Trends in the Wake of Carpenter
by Tiffany Chen - BIPA and Article III Standing: Are Notice and Consent More Than “Bare Procedural” Rights?
by Carmen Sobczak - “Illinois Brick-Breaker” for Sale in the App Store: Apple v. Pepper and the Need for a New Antitrust Standing Doctrine
by Haley Johnson
