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Mitchell Hamline Law Review

Volume 48, Issue 2 (2022)

Articles

Free Speech, Social Media, and Public Universities: How the First Amendment Limits University Sanctions for Online Expression and Empowers Students, Staff, and Faculty
Eric T. Kasper

The Other Bar Hurdle: An Examination of the Character and Fitness Requirement for Bar Admission
David L. Hudson Jr. and Andrea Gemignani

The Enforceability of Step-Down Provisions in Automobile Insurance Policies
Constance A. Anastopoulo and Thomas P. Gressette Jr.

Hyperpartisanship, Impeachment, and the Unchecked Executive Branch
Lindsay Dreyer

Should the Call for Systemic Change Start with Police Grievance Arbitration?
Kate Fredrickson

Voting Rights for People with Diminished Mental Capacity
Courtney Schiffler

The Lawyer's Role in Improving "Humane" Meat Labeling
Ryne P. Smith

Note

Apparent Authority: Minnesota Finally Rejects Categorical Exemption for Independent Contractors in Hospital Emergency Rooms and Signifies Potential for Nondelegable Duty Doctrine—Popovich v. Allina Health Sys., 946 N.W.2D 885 (MINN. 2020).
Dana Ohman

Board of Editors

Editor-In-Chief: Katherine Raths
Associate Editor-In-Chief: Andy Taylor
Articles Editors: Madalyn Elmquist; Robert Kringler; Kiralyn Locke; Alicia Neumann
Symposium Editor: Maggie Green
Online Editors: Deborah Alexander; Amy Anderson
Notes & Comments Editors: Sheena Denny; Allison Dohnalek; Rachel Lantz; Sara Westerberg
Managing Editors: Carrie Backman; John-Paul Dees; Lindsay Dreyer; Becky Erickson; Mykah Henschel; Ben Larson; Maria Nowak; Rudy Porter