The Capital University Law Review: Volume 37 Issue 1

The Various Interpretations of Morse v. Frederick: Just a Drug Exception or a Retraction of Student Free Speech Rights? 
Joyce Dindo

 Multiple-Choice: Choosing the Best Options for More Effective and Less Frustrating Law School Testing
Janet W. Fisher

 Back From Wonderland: A Linguistic Approach to Duties Arising From Threats of Physical Violence
A.G. Harmon, J.D., Ph.D.

 The United States v. Adam Gadahn: A Case for Treason 
Douglas A. Kash

 The Need for Legislative or Judicial Clarity on the Four-Fifths Rule and How Employers in the Sixth Circuit Can Survive the Ambiguity
Scott W. McKinley

 If I Sign this Release, I can Still Sue you Later, Right? The Current (And Future) Status of FMLA Waivers
Shannon G. Mink

  The Black Eye of Hurricane Katrina’s Post Jim Crow Syndrome is a Basic Human Dignity Challenge for America
L. Darnell Weeden