Welcome to the Syracuse Law Review Website! SYMPOSIUM: EDUCATION ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITY
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Saturday, October 14, 2023
The Syracuse Law Review is pleased to announce our 2023 Symposium on Education Access and Opportunity.
Education access has become a prominent legal issue in recent years. In two recent decisions which will greatly impact the field of higher education, the Supreme Court overturned race-based affirmative action policies and struck down the Biden administration’s student debt relief program. Controversies over academic freedom in public school curricula and the consequences of inequitable funding have renewed questions of students’ civil and constitutional rights—or the lack thereof. And the proliferation of online instruction accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic has created both opportunities and challenges for students and educators. These developments raise an urgent question: How do we promote education access within this new landscape? Through this Symposium, we seek to analyze the legal implications of this historic moment and to produce a document which may prospectively guide scholars, policymakers, educators, and other interested stakeholders.
All students, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the public are welcome to attend. Please check back to this page for more details ahead of the event date.
Previous Law Review Volumes
Volume 73 Book 3: 2022-2023
Rose Mary Bailly & William P. Davies, Administrative Law, 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 595 (2023).
Michael Anthony Bottar & Samantha C. Riggi, Civil Practice , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 624 (2023).
Amy Johnson & Ryan D. White, Contracts: Recent Developments in Force Majeure, Frustration of Purpose, and Impossibility, 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 662 (2023).
David E. Zukher, Criminal Law, 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 682 (2023).
Rose Mary Bailly, Disability Law , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 699 (2023) .
Mark A. Chertok, Aaron B. Goldman, Ahlia Bethea, & Evan J. Preminger, Environmental Law: Developments in the Law of Seqra, 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 717 (2023).
Robert P. Carpenter & Kali Ruth Helen Schreiner, Health Law , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 763 (2023).
Dan Kohane & Ryan Maxwell, Insurance Law , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 795 (2023).
Roy S. Gutterman, Media Law , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 849 (2023).
David M. Katz, Survey of New York Law: Torts , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 875 (2023).
Terry Rice, Zoning and Land Use , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 895 (2023).
Book 2: 2022-2023
James Baker, Ukraine Lessons Learned – Chapter One: Does Law Matter? , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 423 (2023).
Daniel Bednár & Viktória Bednár Marková, Selected Legal Issues Related to the Legal Status of the Individuals Participating in the International Armed Conflict on The Territory of Ukraine , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 451 (2023).
Markiyan Bem & Ivan Horodyskyy, Mission is Possible? Legal and Institutional Challenges of Compensation Mechanism for Ukraine , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 479 (2023).
Izabela Kraśnicka & Charles Szymanski, Polish Response to the War in Ukraine: The Protection of Refugees , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 503 (2023).
Elizabeth G. Kubala, Preventing the Erosion of the Law of Armed Conflict: Our Moral Obligation to Uphold and Apply the Law of War Amidst a Rogue State’s Actions , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 521 (2023).
Robert B. Murrett, Intelligence and the Ukraine War: A Brief Review , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 529 (2023).
Kristen Patel & William A. Lichtenfels, Sanctions – Greater Congressional Oversight Needed for Costly, Ineffective “Go-To” Policy , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 535 (2023).
Rachel E. VanLandingham, Captured in the News: Prisoners’ Words and Images as Lawful Weapons of War , 73 Syracuse L. Rev. 551 (2023).
Book 1: 2022-2023 Volume 72 Book 4: 2021-2022 Book 3: 2021-2022 Book 2: 2021-2022
Articles Book 1: 2021-2022
Articles Volume 71 Book 5: COVID-19 Special Issue 2020-2021
Articles Book 4: 2020-2021
Articles Notes Book 3: ADA Symposium 2020-2021
Introduction Articles Notes Afterward Book 2: Bankruptcy Symposium 2020-2021
Articles Notes Special Article: 2020-2021
Michael J. Grygiel, Back to the Future: The Second Circuit’s First Amendment Lessons for Public Student Digital Speech , 71 Syracuse L. Rev. 1 (2021).
Volume 70 Book 4: 2019-2020
Articles
Michael Hayes, Hey, We Were Here First!: Union Arbitration and the Federal Arbitration Act , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 991 (2020).
Steven H. Hazel, Personal Data as Property , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 1055 (2020).
Carrie Scrufari James, FDA’s Homeopathic Risk-Based Enforcement: Compromised Consumer Protection or Stepped-Up Security? , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 1115 (2020).
Jared Schroeder, Free Expression Rationales and the Problem of Deepfakes Within the E.U. and U.S. Legal Systems , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 1171 (2020).
Notes
Katherine Brisson, Ending the Creation of “Legal” Synthetic Drugs: A Critique of the Controlled Substance Analogue Enforcement Act and Proposed Solutions , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 1205 (2020).
Kali Schreiner, The Mother’s Day Massacre: A Tale of Reproductive Negligence and a Viable Legal Solution , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 1235 (2020).
Book 3: 2019-2020
Articles
Armen H. Merjian, Nothing “Garden Variety” About It: Manifest Error and Gross Devaluation in the Assessment of Emotional Distress Damages , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 689 (2020).
Tom Campbell, Exclusive Representation in Public and Private Labor Law After Janus, 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 731 (2020).
Joel D. Hesch, A Comprehensive Analysis of the False Claims Act’s Unique Statute of Limitations: The Supreme Court’s Ruling in Cochise Consultancy, Inc. Was a Good Start But Left Much to Do , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 773 (2020).
Edward J. Imwinkelried, The Admissibility of Scientific Evidence: Exploring the Significance of the Distinction Between Foundational Validity and Validity As Applied , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 817 (2020).
Michael J. Zydney Mannheimer, The Unusual Case of Anthony Chebatoris: The “New Deal for Crime” and the Federal Death Penalty in Non-Death States , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 851 (2020).
Notes
Collin M. Carr, Free Speech Is Not Cheap: Protecting Mandatory Student Activity Fees Post- Janus, 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 917 (2020).
Alexandra G. DeSimone, Brewing Flexibility in Municipal Zoning Laws, One Pint at a Time , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 943 (2020).
Travis Talerico, Indemnification from Negligence: Freedom to Contract or Abuse of Bargaining Power? , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 969 (2020).
Book 2: Survey of New York Law 2018-2019
Articles
Rose Mary Bailey & William P. Davies, Administrative Law , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 205 (2020).
Christopher J. Bonner, Business Associations , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 243 (2020).
Michael Anthony Bottar & Samantha C. Riggi, Civil Practice , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 269 (2020).
Jesse M. Feitel & Stephen Ryck, Inadvertent Contract Formation Via Email Under New York Law: An Update , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 293 (2020).
David E. Zukher, Criminal Law , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 313 (2020).
Mark A. Chertok, Margaret Holden & Sahana Rao, Environmental Law: Developments in the Law of SEQRA , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 329 (2020).
Michael J. Hutter, Evidence , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 357 (2020).
Taylor L. Baker, Katherine A. Buckley & Robert P. Carpenter, Health Law , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 423 (2020).
Dan D. Kohane, Jennifer A. Ehman & Ryan P. Maxwell, Insurance Law , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 443 (2020).
Nicholas Jacobson & Stephanie Hoppe Fedorka, Labor and Employment Law , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 501 (2020).
Roy S. Gutterman, Media Law , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 535 (2020).
David M. Katz, Torts , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 559 (2020).
Steven Cunningham, Trusts & Estates , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 591 (2020).
Terry Rice, Zoning & Land Use , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 611 (2020).
Note
Shannon Knapp, Right to Farm or Right to Harm?: Do New York State’s Right to Farm Laws Go Too Far? , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 659 (2020).
Book 1: 2019-2020
Articles
Nina Kohn, Online Learning and The Future of Legal Education: Symposium Introduction , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 1 (2020).
Eric S. Janus, “The Worst Idea Ever!”- Lessons from One Law School’s Pioneering Embrace of Online Learning Methods , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 13 (2020).
James McGrath & Andrew Morriss, Online Legal Education & Access to Legal Education & the Legal System , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 49 (2020).
Margaret Ryznar & Yvonne M. Dutton, Lighting a Fire: The Power of Intrinsic Motivation in Online Teaching , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 73 (2020).
Michael Hunter Schwartz, Towards a Modality-Less Model for Excellence in Law School Teaching , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 115 (2020).
Victoria Sutton, Asynchronous E-Learning in Legal Education: A Comparative Study with the Traditional Classroom , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 143 (2020).
Noelle Wall Sweany, From Theory to Practice: Evidence-Based Strategies for Designing and Developing Engaging Online Courses , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 169 (2020).
David I.C. Thomson, Online Learning Can Help Address Three Persistent Problems in Legal Education , 70 Syracuse L. Rev. 181 (2020).
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