Criminal Justice and Behavior, Ahead of Print. Despite a growing body of research on the use of disciplinary segregation within prisons, limited research has examined the role
that mental health plays in this context, particularly across gender. This article advances theory and scholarship on disciplinary segregation by examining the role [...]
The disclosure requirement in patent law is designed to reveal knowledge regarding a patented invention to allow proper understanding and utilization of that invention. The
contention offered here is the presence of an inherent incompatibility between the disclosure requirement and genetic inventions. [...]
The internet is a treasure chest of infringing or “pirated” entertainment media, which viewers from around the world access, copy, and share with relative ease. Data and
qualitative reviews suggest infringement is ubiquitous in the streaming and downloading domain. [...]
In his inaugural address as the Vinerian Professor of English law in 1883, Albert Venn Dicey laid down the vision for a new pedagogy for the common law to replace the ‘unaccountable’
arrangement of apprenticeship that had hitherto served the common law. The latter, he likened to ‘brick making’. [...]
The Court of Justice of the European Union's judgement in Levola Hengelo BV v Smilde Foods BV ruled that the taste of food cannot be protected as a copyright work under EU
copyright law. This note describes the issues in the primary dispute concerning the claim of copyright in the taste of cheese, the reasoning of Advocate General M. [...]
