Jonathan Ng | WLRO, Author at Washington Law Review

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States have often been the incubators for “novel social and economic experiments without risk to…

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Abstract: This Essay examines the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) by law enforcement agencies,…

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March 1, 2025 Washington Law Review is excited to announce the forthcoming publication of an…

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Abstract: In the wake of Miller v. Alabama and its progeny, there has been a wider acceptance…

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Abstract: “Wholly unrelated to . . . marriage, courts have recognized the existence of meretricious…

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Abstract: This Article examines the topics of all lead articles in Washington Law Review during…

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Abstract: American copyright law is fluid. Its changes have mirrored evolutions in society, be they…

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Abstract: The United States has committed to enforce environmental justice in ways it never has…

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Abstract: The duty of confidentiality has been a cornerstone of the attorney-client relationship for more…

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Abstract: Qualified immunity shields government officials from civil suits for discretionary actions, as long as…