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Notre Dame Law Review Online

The Notre Dame Law Review launched Notre Dame Law Review Online in December 2014. This online supplement to the print edition contains a variety of content, including essays, summaries of recent cases, commentaries on important new issues arising from recent Supreme Court decisions, and more pragmatically focused legal analysis from leading legal practitioners.

Current Issue: Volume 93, Issue 1 (2018)

Articles

Is There a Place for Islam in the West? Adjudicating the Muslim Headscarf in Europe and the United States
Andrea Pin

There is a Place for Muslims in America: On Different Understandings of Neutrality
Mark A. Goldfelder

How Would the European Court of Human Rights Decide Holt v. Hobbs?
Francesca M. Genova

Headscarf Bans, Equal Treatment, and Minority Integration in the Workplace
Elizabeth A. Clark

Islam and Religious Freedom: The Experience of Religious Majorities and Minorities
Brett G. Scharffs

Essays

Dead Precedents
Riley T. Svikhart

The Rank-Order Method for Appellate Subset Selection
Michael J. Hasday

Employment Division v. Smith and State Free Exercise Protections: Should State Courts Feel Obligated to Apply the Federal Standard in Adjudicating Alleged Violations of Their State Free Exercise Clauses?
Matthew Linnabary

The Limits of Natural Law Originalism
Mikolaj Barczentewicz

Helpless Giants? The National Park Service’s Ability to Influence and Manage External Threats to Redwood National and State Parks
Jack McLeod

Clarifying the “Probate Lending” Debate: A Response to Professors Horton and Chandrasekher
Jeremy Kidd Ph.D.

A Statistical Analysis of Privacy Policy Design
Ari E. Waldman

The Law of Deception
Amit Pundik