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Donahue Lecture Series: Prof. Pamela Samuelson: "Ten Ways to Conceive of the Derivative Work Right in Copyright Law" (video recording), 2010
Pamela Samuelson

Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service's Gubernatorial Speaker Series at Suffolk University Law School: Governor Deval Patrick (video recording), 2010
Suffolk Law School

The Sawyer Business School's Executive Speaker Series panel discussion: "Emerging Trends in the Business of Sports" (video recording), 2010
Suffolk University, Sawyer Business School

Green Infrastructure: The Imperative of Open Space Preservation
Janice C. Griffith

Probing the Prevalence of Pharmaceutical Corruption
Marc A. Rodwin

54th Donahue Lecture Series: Richard Leon: "Congressional Investigations: Are Partisan Politics Undermining Our Vital Institutions?" (video recording),1997
Richard J. Leon

55th Annual Donahue Lecture: Hon. Alex Kozinski: "Should Reading Legislative History Be an Impeachable Offense?" (videorecording), 1998
Alex Kozinski

Coretta Scott King speech at Suffolk University" "The Importance of Black History Month" (videorecording), 1998
Coretta Scott King

Syntax, Newsletter of the Suffolk University English Department, Issue 16, Fall 2025
English Department

Constitutional Law—Redefining the Pulpit: Anti-Discrimination Protections Threatened by Continuous Expansion of the Ministerial Exception—Billard v. Charlotte Cath. High Sch., 101 F.4th 316 (4th Cir. 2024)
Katelyn Glynn

Sports Law—Bad Agents or Bad Athletes? Rethinking the Definition of “Student-Athlete” Under the Uniform Athlete Agents Act—Williamson v. Prime Sports Mktg., LLC, 101 F.4th 302 (4th Cir. 2024)
Dante Simeti

Constitutional Law—Meta Acting on Its Own Terms, or the Government’s? Ninth Circuit Dismisses First Amendment Claim—Children’s Health Def. v. Meta Platforms, Inc., 112 F.4th 742 (9th Cir. 2024)
Brooke Bridges

Property Law—'Til Court Do Us Part: Massachusetts SJC Holds Donor Entitled to Ring Upon Broken Engagement—Johnson v. Settino, 245 N.E.3d 196 (Mass. 2024)
Abigail Walsh

Securities Law—Beware the Shadows—District Court Broadens Federal Insider Trading Laws to Include “Shadow Trading”—SEC v. Panuwat, No. 21-cv-06322-WHO, 2024 WL 4602708 (N.D. Cal. Sept. 9, 2024)
Trevor Pilkington

Predators with Power: Applying an Objective Standard to Address Sexual Assault and Rape of Females in Pretrial Detention
Sara Pompeo

The Newest Employee Acquisition Tool—AI: Can Anti-Discrimination Law Regulate Bias and Who Should be Liable?
Joslyn Kowalski

Editor's Note
Brooke Bridges

Masthead
JTAA Editors

Table of Contents
JTAA Editors

Front Matter
JTAA Editors

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