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  • Protecting the Voices of Tennessee Against Deepfaking AI

    By: Maddie Rudge Deepfaking Artificial Intelligence has the capability to damage many people: both famous and obscure. For example, deepfake AI images were created showing Taylor Swift doing a variety of obscene activities.[1] People around the world talked about Taylor Swift doing obscene activities, gaining over 40 million views even though these images were obviously…

  • Class Rank and Law Review’s Impact on Job Seekers’ Ability to Stand Out and Tennessee Law Review’s Role in Enhancing Equity by Breaking Their Historical Link By: Joshua Lucas Rojas* Choosing to attend law school is no small decision. Law school is an immense time commitment requiring dedication, perseverance, and unique creativity.[1] At the end…

  • The United States has five military service academies where cadets prepare for service. Reports of sexual assault have increased, with numerous barriers to holding academies accountable, including the Feres doctrine and Title IX exemptions. Efforts are needed to increase accountability and allow cadets to pursue civil actions for mishandled sexual assault cases.

  • An Unforeseen Condition: The Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program and its Effects on Pharmaceutical Research, Pricing, and Access By: Myles A. Roth* Abstract As part of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, the Secretary of Health and Human Services must negotiate the prices of a small number of drugs covered under Medicare Parts B and…

  • Summary: The case of Twitter, Inc. v. Taamneh involves the secondary liability of social media giants Twitter, Facebook, and Google under the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) for failing to prevent terrorist organizations from using their services. The Supreme Court ruled that the platforms’ inaction did not constitute aiding and abetting, and highlighted…

  • The Justice Department’s Response to Fraud in COVID-19 Funds By: Adam B. McDonald             The COVID-19 pandemic caused physical and financial hardship for millions of people in the United States. As a result, the United States issued loans to small businesses in order to alleviate some financial burdens. These loans, often known as Paycheck Protection…