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© 2026 Rutgers University Law Review

30 October, 2026 – Author: Lisa Marie Segarra
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Articles

Rules for Dying Fifty Years After Quinlan: Putting Patients and Families First – Robert S. Olick & Paul W. Armstrong

Stakeholder Participation at the Centers for Disease Control – Aziza Ahmed

A Dean Like Me: What Diverse Faculty Expect of Diverse Deans – Maryam Ahranjani & Jill Engle

Digitizing the Fisc – Rohan Grey

Student Notes

The Children Left Behind: How Young People Are Excluded from the Social Contract of Criminal Law – Isabel Ballester

Corporate Caregiving: The Case for a New Corporate Structure in New Jersey Nursing Homes and Why Delaware’s Public Benefit Corporation Model Falls Short – Amanda R. Melillo

The Forbidden Home: Middle Housing Reform on the West Coast – Mackenzie Runciman

2024 Interior Department Regulations and the Realization of NAGPRA’s Legislative Intent – Max McDonald Malik

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