The faculty at the Columbus School of Law have published articles in a wide variety of legal and non-legal disciplines. This repository collection includes a selection of some of the many articles authored by our faculty. A more complete bibliography of faculty scholarship is available at the link below.
Submissions from 2025
Children and Chairs, Artifacts and Reality, Adam J. MacLeod
Constitutional Theory and the Problem of Disagreement, J. Joel Alicea
Culpable Kids, Cara H. Drinan
“Declaring Law”: A Pragmatic Analysis of Law as Communication and Implications for the Hart-Fuller Debate, A.G. Harmon
Deference and Discretion in Bank Regulation, Heidi Mandanis Schooner
Disregarding Severability, Kevin C. Walsh
Facial Challenges, Remedies, and the Judicial Power, Natalie R. Schmidt
Finding the Major Questions Doctrine, Chad Squitieri
Foundations of the Right of Charitable Uses, Adam J. MacLeod and Mark David Hall
Function Over Form: Toward a Safe Harbor Framework for DeFi Regulation of Utility Tokens, Seth C. Oranburg
How a Theory Can Make a Difference, Marc O. DeGirolami
Informing Choice: The Role of Adoption in Women’s Pregnancy Decision-Making, Elizabeth R. Kirk and Ryan Hanlon
Originalism and Truth-Telling: A Reply to Stephen Sachs, J. Joel Alicea
Public Right and Humane Punishment, Adam J. MacLeod
Right Not to Work: Unions and Title VII, Seth C. Oranburg
The Failed Experiment of §230 of the Communications Decency Act: How It Facilitates Exploitation and How It Must Be Reformed, Mary Graw Leary
The Great Writ of Popular Sovereignty, William M.M. Kamin
The Human Dimension of “Home”, Robert A. Destro
The Natural Law Moment in Constitutional Theory, J. Joel Alicea
The President’s Authority to Impose Tariffs, Chad Squitieri
Thinking Outside the Box with AI: Adapting 20th Century Labor and Employment Law to 21st Century Algorithms that Select, Monitor, and Control Employees, Roger C. Hartley
Vessel Charters in Sea and Space, Adam J. MacLeod
Virginia's Congressional Districts Are Unconstitutional, Kevin C. Walsh
Submissions from 2024
A Case for Clarity: Indication of Collateral, Veryl Victoria Miles
A Critique of Guardianship Theory From the Perspective of Catholic Thought: The Tension Between the Duty to Protect and Preservation of Legal Autonomy, Lucia A. Silecchia
