Author: Undergraduate Law Review at FSU
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Obligations of States in Respect of Climate Change: Climate Justice Proceedings in the International Court of Justice
Students from the Pacific Islands have taken climate change to the International Court of Justice, seeking an advisory opinion to clarify the obligations of countries to protect the environment.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship: From Near Bankruptcy to Monopoly Status
Despite legal action being taken, the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) dominates the MMA market through their monopolistic practices, including exclusivity contract clauses, competitor acquisition, low wages, and sponsorship regulation.
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Erasing or Embracing History? Jacksonville’s Fight Over Confederate Monuments
While there is debate from both sides about the removal of Confederate statues, local governments like Jacksonville should use their authority, supported by legal precedent, to remove these monuments.
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It Ends in Court: Analyzing Entertainment Law Through Baldoni v. Lively
While It Ends With Us started out as a viral book and movie, it is now at the center of a legal dispute, raising questions about power in Hollywood, the legal boundaries of storytelling, and how much control an actor has.
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Florida’s Direct File Policy and the Need for Juvenile Justice Reform
While Florida’s Direct Policy was established to deter juvenile delinquency it ultimately yields poor results and ignores scientific research and U.S. Supreme Court precedent, highlighting the need for juvenile justice reform.
Undergraduate Law Review at Florida State University 