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  1. RETURN OF THE SAGE (ON THE STAGE)? Debra Moss Vollweiler* I. INTRODUCTION The Covid Care Crisis had an enormous impact on the legal academy, and specifically on the way that law professors conducted their classrooms. It is unquestionable that the March …

  2. COMPENSATE THE WORK IN THE WORK OF ART: IMPLEMENTING THE ARTIST’S RESALE RIGHT IN AMERICA Samantha Williger* I don’t like masterpieces having one-night stands in collectors’ homes between auctions. -Robert Rauschenberg1 I. INTRODUCTION In 1860, French …

  3. CAN AN AI AUTHOR MAKE BILLBOARD’S “HOT 100” LIST? THE FUTURE IN AI AND WHY THE MUSIC INDUSTRY SHOULD BE PAYING ATTENTION Tara Kooklanfar* I. INTRODUCTION As an up-and-coming songwriter, you invested your time, money, and resources into creating your first …

  4. RESHAPING THE FRAMEWORK AROUND LIABILITY FOR SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES: HOW THEIR ALGORITHMS CAN LEAD TO PRODUCTS LIABILITY CLAIMS *Marie Randazzo PART I: INTRODUCTION Social media has significantly impacted society by creating an immersive experience that …

  5. SOUTHWESTERN LAW REVIEW VOLUME 53 2024 NUMBER 1 ............................................................................................................................................................................... TABLE OF CONTENTS ESSAYS …

  6. SOUTHWESTERN LAW REVIEW VOLUME 53 2025 NUMBER 2 ............................................................................................................................................................................... TABLE OF CONTENTS ESSAYS BEYOND …

  7. BEYOND SEPARATION: TROUBLING THE NOTION OF CORRUPTION AND TURNING THE CRIMINALIZATION LENS ON CARE ITSELF. Wendy Bach* Let me begin by saying that reading the essays and interacting with the authors in this volume was a privilege. Writing a book and …

  8. “CARE AS A SMOKESCREEN” AND THE CRIMINALIZATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE Beth Caldwell* I. INTRODUCTION Wendy A. Bach’s book, Prosecuting Poverty, Criminalizing Care, presents an in-depth analysis of a law that turned drug use during pregnancy into a crime, …

  9. BURDENSOME CARE Kelley Fong* & Mical Raz** In Prosecuting Poverty, Criminalizing Care, Wendy Bach investigates a moment in Tennessee—a fetal assault law nominally intended to help pregnant women using opioids, in effect between 2014 and 2016—to tell a …

  10. BANNING ABORTION, CORRUPTING CARE: IMPACTS ON PROVIDERS Lisa C. Ikemoto* I. INTRODUCTION In Prosecuting Poverty, Criminalizing Care, Professor Wendy Bach details the direct harms of politicizing fetal personhood.1 Not surprisingly, Bach’s analysis of the …