Content Posted in 2024
2023 Annual Report, University of Maine School of Law
30 Years Removed, Oil-Spill Liability Insurance's Evolution since the 1989 Exxon Valdez Incident, Rejo Mathew
A Greater Purpose for Icebergs: Iceberg Trade to Combat the Effects of Climate Change, Lee A. Foden
An Inadequate Band-Aid: Existing Privacy Law has Uncertain Application to Web-Scraped Personal Information Used to Train AI, Jody L. Eckman
Arctic Policy Considerations for Scottish Independence, Mason McInnis Brewer
Climate Change in Arctic and Indigenous Peoples: Challenges and Solutions, Vera Solovyeva
Constitutionalizing the Human Right to Food in Maine: A People’s Tool to Advance Food Sovereignty in the U.S., R. Denisse Cordova Montes, Heather Retberg, and Photini Kamvisseli Suarez
DEI Newsletter 2024 Issue 1, University of Maine School of Law
DEI Newsletter 2024 Issue 2, University of Maine School of Law
Demystifying the Elusive Quest for Cyber Insurance Protection: The Need for New Contract Language, Deborah L. Johnson
Editorial Board Vol. 29, No. 1 (2024), Alicia M. Rea Editor-in-Chief
Editorial Board Vol. 29, No. 2 (2024), Alicia M. Rea Editor-in-Chief
Editorial Board Vol. 2. No.1 (2024), Hannah Babinski Editor-in-Chief
Editorial Board Vol. 76 No. 1 (2024), Lisa A. Prosienski Editor-in-Chief
Editorial Board Vol. 76 No. 2 (2024), Lisa A. Prosienski Editor-in-Chief
Examining Netchoice and Murthy: Content Moderation in the Hands of the Supreme Court, Devin B. Forbush
Fishing Communities and Public Participation in Federal Decisionmaking: A Case Study of Community Opposition to the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Project, Stephanie Showalter Otts
“Food of their Own Choosing:” Improving Access to Locally Grown, Sustainable, and Real Food, Alexia M. Kulwiec and Tom Starck
From Comprehensive Liability to Climate Liability: The Case for a Climate Adaptation Resilience and Liability Act (CARLA), Anthony Moffa
Getting the Green Light: Renewable Energy as an Internal Tribal Matter, J. Shinay
Green Amendments and Ham: How Green Amendment Jurisprudence Can Inform Maine’s Right to Food, Sarah M. Everhart
Greenland's Foreign Policy, Past and Present: From the Merchants' Message to Bilateral Agreements, Kenneth Høegh
Indigenous Peoples as a Tool for Russia's International Publicity in the Arctic Region, Pavel Sulyandziga and Dmitry Berezhkov
It's a Soft Shell Life for ME: The Case for Expanding NPDES Permitting to Include Causes of Ocean Acidification, Natalie L. Nowatzke
It’s Getting Hot in Here: Maine’s Right to Food as a Mechanism to Address the Impact of the Warming of the Gulf of Maine on Lobster, Rachel Fischer
Maine Law Magazine - Issue No. 98, University of Maine School of Law
Multi-Parent Custody, Jessica Feinberg
Power v. Power: Federal Pattern-or-Practice Enforcement Actions Applied to Local Prosecutors, Thomas P. Hogan
Price Gouging, the Pandemic, and What Comes Next, Kaitlin A. Caruso
Projections for Arctic Marine Accessibility: Risk under Climate Change, Xueke Li and Amanda H. Lynch
Realizing the Right to Food in Maine: Insights from International Law, Smita Narula
Re/Descheduling Marijuana Through Administrative Action, Scott P. Bloomberg, Alexandra Harriman, and Shane Pennington
Respect My Authority: The Past, Present, and Future of the Public Authority, Tom J. Letourneau
Russia's Arctic Maritime Claims, Raul Pete Pedrozo
Sea Ice and the Law of the Sea: The Myth of Article 234, Amanda H. Lynch and Charles H. Norchi
Strategic Minerals and the U.S. Arctic Continental Shelf, James Kraska
Taking Matters into Your Own Hands; Using the Private Rights of Action in UDAP Statutes to Hold Businesses Accountable for Data Breaches, Deirdre Sullivan
The Case for Second Chances: A Pathway to Decarceration in Maine, Catherine Besteman and Leo Hylton
The Loss & Damage Fund: Will It Leave Greenland Behind?, Natalie L. Nowatzke
The New People v. Collins: How Can Probabilistic Evidence be Properly Admitted?, David Crump
The Public Order of the Arctic: Problems and Prospects, Charles H. Norchi
The Right to Privacy and the Japanese Constitution, Mark A. Sayre
Under the Shadow of Absolute Sovereignty: Exploring Conditional Sovereignty in the Case of Svalbard Geopolitics, Eda Ayaydin
What's Your Damage?! The Supreme Court Has Wrecked Temporary Takings Jurisprudence, Timothy M. Harris
What the Cluck? Backyard Chickens and Maine's Mysterious Right to Food, Lucy Weaver
When Fines Don't Go Far Enough: The Failure of Prison Settlements and Proposals for More Effective Enforcement Methods, Tori Collins
Who Should be Liable? Examining the Corporate Liability Regime for Cybersecurity Risks, Angel R. Gardner
Windward Woes: The Misalignment of Economic Incentives and Renewable Energy Development Goals, Matthew S. Edwards
You Can Grow Your Own Way: Maine's Constitutional "Right to Food" Amendment, Kristen Hebert