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JOURNAL OF HEALTH CARE LAW & POLICY 
Volume 27                                                                                                                   Issue 2 
 
ARTICLES 
303 Creative: The Public Perils of Ignoring Public Health Harms in LGBTQ 
Rights Cases…………………………….……………...Heather Walter-McCabe 188 
 
We Might Be On (to) Something, but Who Knows? A Fresh Look at the 
Pharmacist-Patient Privilege………………………………..Michael D. Moberly 217 
 
Direct Hospital Liability As A Legal Path to Improved Safety?…………….Julie 
Dickinson 
  
 
279 
 
NOTES & COMMENTS 
Note—Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands: A Critique of the Supreme 
Court’s Holding in Little Sisters of the Poor v. 
Pennsylvania……………………….………………………………Joel Houlette 303 
 


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Carmichael, Fiona

Groff v. DeJoy: A Wrong Step in the Right Direction

Scott, Caitlin Dearing

China’s Economic Statecraft: Unveiling the Nexus of Economic Power and Political Influence

Graber, Mark A.

Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment: Is Trump’s Innocence Irrelevant?

Maryland Law Review 
Volume 83 Issue 2 Article 1 
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Table of Contents, 83 Md. L. Rev. (2024) 
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MARYLAND LAW REVIEW 
 
VOLUME 83 2024 NUMBER 2 
© Copyright Maryland Law Review 2024 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
ARTICLES 
 
The Structure of U.S. Climate Policy 
Michael Pappas 347 
 
Declaring and Terminating Public Health Emergencies: Performative Utterances That 
Can Change the World 
Christine N. Coughlin & Ana S. Iltis    402 
 
The Laws of Space Warfare: A Tale of Non-Binding International Agreements 
Eytan Tepper  458 
 
Listen to Your (Tipsy) Inner Voice: AI Is Not Your Drinking Buddy 
Tori R.A. Kricken 518 
 
A Face Only an Attorney Could Love: Madison Square Garden’s Use of Facial 
Recognition to Ban Lawyers with Pending Litigation 
   Michael Conklin & Brian Elzweig    578 
 
 
NOTES & COMMENTS 
 
“Because, Yo, My Brother Just Got Hurt”: Maryland Fails to Account for the Empirical 
Reality Underlying Unprovoked Flight from Police in Washington v. State 
Ashley Metzbower    609 
 


Saiman, Chaim

Is Insurance “Just a Contract” or  a “Just Contract”?

Houlette, Joel

Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands: A Critique of the Supreme Court’s Holding in Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania

Maryland Law Review 
Volume 83 Issue 4 Article 1 
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MARYLAND LAW REVIEW 
 
VOLUME 83 2024 NUMBER 4 
© Copyright Maryland Law Review 2024 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
ARTICLES 
 
Constitutions as Constraints 
Mark Graber 1059 
 
Coercive Ideology 
 Tyler Rose Clemons  1121 
 
Confronting Structural Inequality in State Labor Law 
            Andrew Elmore  1192 
 
Is Federal Congressional Redistricting in Maryland Governed by Article III, Section 4 of 
the State Constitution? An Analysis of the Trial Court Decision in Szeliga v. Lamone 
Dan Friedman & Barnett Harris 1261 
 
NOTES & COMMENTS 
 
Nothing at Stake but Life’s Essentials: How Sole Reliance on New Textualism Endangers 
Clean Water, Environmental Justice Communities, and Environmental Law (and a 
Judicial Framework to Fix It)  
Samantha Bingaman 1313 
 
The “Common Concern of Humankind”: Establishing Erga Omnes Obligations for 
Climate Change Responsibility in the ICJ’s Forthcoming Advisory Opinion  
Adam Perri 1352 
 
The Science Has Evolved: Why It Is Time to Update Maryland’s Statute Permitting 
Expert Testimony on Battered Spouse Syndrome 
Tyler Fultz 1386 
 
 


Walter-McCabe, Heather

303 Creative: The Public Perils of Ignoring Public Health Harms in LGBTQ Rights Cases

Bernstein, Haley

Reconciling Section 230 and the First Amendment: Should Social Media Companies be Held Liable for the Consequences of Their Recommendation Algorithms?

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Table of Contents

Groff v. DeJoy: A Wrong Step in the Right Direction

China’s Economic Statecraft: Unveiling the Nexus of Economic Power and Political Influence

Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment: Is Trump’s Innocence Irrelevant?

Table of Contents

Is Insurance “Just a Contract” or a “Just Contract”?

Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands: A Critique of the Supreme Court’s Holding in Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania

Table of Contents

303 Creative: The Public Perils of Ignoring Public Health Harms in LGBTQ Rights Cases

Reconciling Section 230 and the First Amendment: Should Social Media Companies be Held Liable for the Consequences of Their Recommendation Algorithms?

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