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Mitchell Hamline Law Journal of Public Policy and Practice

Mitchell Hamline School of Law

Volume 40, Issue 1 (2019)

Influencing the FTC to Update Disclosure Rules For the Social Media Era
Elizabeth A. Casale

Jury Sentencing in the United States: The Antithesis of the Rule of Law
MaryAnn Grover

Facebook Nudes and Constitutional Feuds: How One State's Law Threatens the First Amendment
Bryan M. Kelly

The PETS Act and Beyond: A Critical Examination of the PETS Act and What the Future of Disaster Planning and Response for Animals Should Be
Erica LaVoy

Social Media and Censorship: Rethinking State Action Once Again
Michael Patty

Mentally Ill, or Mentally Ill and Dangerous?: Rethinking Civil Commitments in Minnesota
Eliot T. Tracz

Bad Foundation: Washington's Lack of Homeowner Rights
Brendan Williams

A More Secure Choice: Minnesota’s Two-Pronged Approach to State Level Retirement Savings Programs
Chad Burkitt

Taking a “Hard Look”: The Legality and Policy Implications Surrounding the PolyMet Mine Land Transfer
Kyle Hoffmeister

The Causal Effect: Implications of Chronic Underfunding in School Systems on the Navajo Reservation
Adriana M. Orman

Surviving the “Pretext” Stage of McDonnell Douglas: Should Employment Discrimination and Retaliation Plaintiffs Prove “Motivating Factors” Or But-For Causation?
Alexandra Zabinski

Editors

Editor-In-Chief: Thomas Johnson
Managing Editor: Kelsey Schwarzrock
Symposium Editor: Sheila Francois
Production Editor: Tony Stauber
Articles Editor: Katie Herman
Primary Editors: Rebecca Webster; Travis Roline
Policy Editors: Gus Cochran; Sierra Sivertson
Digital Editors: Dustin Dorsey; Alyssa Hoffman