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New Sports Law Scholarship

By Rick Karcher, Michael McCann, Geoffrey Rapp, Greg Skidmore, and Howard Wasserman

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Recently published scholarship includes:

Ian C.B. Davis, Note, An analysis of horse racing jockeys riding under Kentucky?s workers? compensation laws, 97 KENTUCKY LAW JOURNAL 173 (2008-2009)
Dionne L. Koller, How the United States government sacrifices athletes? constitutional rights in the pursuit of national prestige, 2008 BYU LAW REVIEW 1465
Raymond Shih Ray Ku, Is nominal use an answer to the free speech and right of publicity quandary?: lessons from America?s national pastime, 11 CHAPMAN LAW REVIEW 435 (2008)
Michael A. Mahone, Jr., Note, Sentencing guidelines for the court of public opinion: an analysis of the National Football League?s revised personal conduct policy, 11 VANDERBILT JOURNAL OF ENTERTAINMENT & TECHNOLOGY LAW 181 (2008)
Matthew J. Mitten, A triple play for the public domain: Delaware Lottery to Motorola to C.B.C., 11 CHAPMAN LAW REVIEW 569 (2008)
Anthony Vecchione, Comment, Fantasy sports--has recent anti-gambling legislation ?dropped the ball? by providing a statutory carve-out for the fantasy sport industry? 61 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 1689 (2008)
Maureen C. Weston, The fantasy of athlete publicity rights: public fascination and fantasy sports? assertion of free use place athlete publicity rights on an uncertain playing field, 11 CHAPMAN LAW REVIEW 581 (2008)

Full post as published by Sports Law Blog on February 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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