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Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

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

  • FOURTH CIRCUIT WRESTLES WITH WEST VIRGINIA’S NEW TRANSGENDER SPORTS LAW

    03/24/2023

    By: Carlton Fearon The Fourth Circuit has stayed a ruling in Southern West Virginia U.S. District Court that upheld West Virginia’s Transgender Sports Law.[1] In July 2021, GOP Governor Jim…

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  • HEIRS OF PUERTO RICAN BASEBALL LEGEND, ROBERTO CLEMENTE, COULD CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEMISE OF PUERTO RICO’S SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY

    10/23/2022

    By: Brandon Marinelli Puerto Rico’s potential Sovereign Immunity death may come from the hands of one of its most famous icon’s sons. On August 5th, 2022, the heirs of the…

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  • Is Censorship Worth It?

    10/31/2021

    By: Jordan Kendall What is censorship? It is the suppression of ideas, images, or words that are classified as “offensive.”[1] Censorship may be used by governments or private groups to…

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  • Kanye West’s Birthday Party: Spoiled?

    10/12/2020

    By: Alexandra Glover Upon tweeting his plans to run for president on July 4th, the bizarre journey of Kanye’s campaign as the presidential nominee for “The Birthday Party” triggered many…

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  • Chicago’s “Netflix Tax”– Spreading Due to COVID-19

    09/27/2020

    By: Robert Niska COVID-19 has fundamentally altered the way we all live. Americans are spending more time at home, working remotely, buying a life-time supply of toilet paper, and binge-watching…

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  • Sit Down Saints Fans: You do not have Standing to Sue

    04/23/2019

    By: Benjamin Moffitt If you are a New Orleans Saints fan, you are likely upset about the blown pass interference call in the NFC Championship game between that Saints and…

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  • Collectively Bargaining the National Anthem into Sports Leagues

    10/18/2017

    By: Zubin Kottoor   “The Star-Spangled Banner” playing before the start of a sporting event has been a staple of American culture since the early 1900s.[1] Standing during the playing…

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  • Strange (or Perfect) Bedfellows: The NCAA and FBI.

    10/05/2017

    By: Cameron Miller The NCAA endured its fair share of scandals of recent memory. The sordid Jerry Sandusky saga at Penn State broke in 2011.[1] UNC’s paper class scheme was…

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  • The Blurred Line Between Advocacy and Incitement

    02/23/2017

    By: Justin Gowan   Americans enjoy a unique privilege not shared by a majority of the world—the ability to publicly criticize the government without fear of retaliation. In the wake…

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  • State Bans on MMA Fighting Infringe upon First Amendment Rights

    05/22/2016

    By: Iulia Taranu Mixed Martial Arts (“MMA”) provides an avenue for many individuals to express themselves and showcase their talents in front of large audiences.  It also provides a platform…

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