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Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University

  • Carjackings and Violent Video Games: An Illinois State Representative’s Quest to Outlaw Grand Theft Auto

    04/27/2021

    By: Victor Pinera A proposed Illinois state amendment aims to broaden the statutory definitions of “violent video game” and “serious physical harm,” prohibiting the sale of video games portraying violence…

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  • Criminal Minds: Sexual Harassment and Class Actions

    04/27/2021

    By: Kenneth Moody “The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch without doing anything.” —Albert Einstein, as referenced in Criminal Minds, Episode “The…

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  • What Constitutes Good Faith Effort? Bret Bielema’s alleged salary

    04/21/2021

    By: Samuel Wu For the 2020 season, the average annual salary of a Power 5 college football head coach was $2.7 million.[1] In comparison, the average annual salary of a NFL…

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  • Designer Hayley Paige loses Instagram account after licensing the right to her name

    04/18/2021

    By: Madison Budinich Designers often lose the rights to their own names by selling their business, and the rights that go with that brand.[1] However, wedding gown designer Hayley Gutman, more…

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  • CryptoPunks, CryptoKitties, and Crypto Copy-Cats

    04/18/2021

    By: Lucas Minnick You are looking at CryptoPunk 7804, one of the finest pieces of digital art of the 21st century. What is it about this piece that draws the…

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  • Conservatorships and the #FreeBritney Movement

    04/07/2021

    By: Ileen Younan Britney Spears, a well-known pop star with an impressive list of accomplishments, cannot manage her own financial affairs.[1] Rather, she is not allowed to because of a legal…

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