This collection includes works of scholarship submitted by the faculty of Suffolk University Law School.
Submissions from 2026
Legal Academia and Permanent Democracy: The Fault in Our Law Schools, Sara Dillon
Illusory Copyright and the Private Censorship of Art History, Peter J. Karol
AI Mistakes: "Confabulation" and Abduction, not "Hallucination", Stephen M. McJohn and Ian McJohn
Probing the Prevalence of Pharmaceutical Corruption, Marc A. Rodwin
Good Intentions, Mixed Messages: Considering Mental Health in Attorney Discipline, Sarah J. Schendel
"No Further Discussion Needed": Compliance as Professionalism in Legal Education, Sarah J. Schendel
The Human Touch: Lawyer Leadership in the Age of Generative AI, Kathleen Elliott Vinson
Submissions from 2025
The Distinction Between Direct and Derivative Shareholder Claims, James An
Can We Train Bots to Negotiate Like Lawyers? And What Do We Learn About Bargaining as We Do?, Dwight Golann
Revolutionizing Regionalism: From Special-Purpose to Multipurpose Governance, Janice C. Griffith
The Prerogative of Mercy: Assisting Clemency Clients in Massachusetts, Stevie Leahy
A Clearer Road to Ethical Criminal Discovery Procedures, Michelle Menken and Christina E. Miller
Incentivizing Diversion, Christina Miller
Silver Tsunami or Silver Rush? Extracting Value from Elders, Andrew Milne
Metaphysical Quandary of Synthetic Media Transparency, Darrell G. Mottley
Disconnected Connection, Dyane O'Leary
Submissions from 2024
Substance and Process in Corporate Law, James An
Renewing Our Vows: The Lawyer's Oath and Our Pledge to Democracy, Colin M. Black
Why Human Rights? A Philosophical Guide, Eric Blumenson
Implementing a 'Sufficient Information Requirement' for Deep-sea Mining, Stephen Cody and Patricia Esquete
Cryptocurrency — Legally Navigating The ‘Highway to Climate Hell, Steven Ferrey
Legal Asynchrony: Constitutional "Bridges" Inverting Elemental U.S. Technology, Steven Ferrey
Disparities in Sentencing: Creating a "Benchcard" on Brain Development to Incorporate Neuroscience Research, Stevie Leahy
"Emerging Adults" Can No Longer Be Sentenced to Life Without Parole: The Impact of Commonwealth v. Mattis, Stevie Leahy
Book Review: Leading With Cultural Intelligence by Mai Moua (2012), Kathleen Elliott Vinson