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    The Creightonian, 2026-02-06
    (Creighton University, 2026-02-06)
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    American Bar Association, Law Student Division, Arbitration National Champion, 2025-2026
    (2025)
    ABA American Bar Association Law Student Division 2025-2026 Arbitration National Champion
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    The Creightonian, 2026-01-30
    (Creighton University, 2026-01-30)
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    Yellowstone Zone of Death
    (Creighton University School of Law, 2026-01) Johnson, Troy C.
    This article examines the Yellowstone Zone of Death. The zone of death was coined by law professor Brian Kalt in his 2005 article, "The Perfect Crime."The zone is an area in Yellowstone National Park where park boundaries and court districts do not align. This misalignment in conjunction with the wording of the sixth amendment to the U.S. Constitution allow for the possibility that a jury could not be formed for crimes committed in the zone. This could result in a perpetrator escaping conviction for a crime.
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    Ten Commandments Cases and Reformation-Era Religious Persecution
    (Creighton University School of Law, 2026-01) McGreal, Paul
    Thes article explores the historical roots of religious coercion and their relevance to modern law. Drawing parallels between Reformation-era Catholic processions and state-mandated Ten Commandments displays in classrooms, the article argues that such mandates replicate coercive dynamics the Founders sought to prevent. It critiques the Supreme Court's narrow historical approach and calls for a broader lens that includes European persecution shaping the First Amendment.
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