Volume 14 Number 2

• Interpreting the Immigration and Nationality Act in Federal Circuit Courts: How the Ninth Circuit Became a Vessel Traveling "At Some Distance From The Main Fleet"

  by Shannon J. Murphy

  Congress created the Immigration and Nationality Act to provide uniformity and equality to our nation’s immigration system.

  14 Drexel L. Rev. 261

• Emotional Distress Recovery for Mishandling of Human Remains: A Fifty State Survey

  by Christopher Ogolla

  Death is unique in the human race in the sense that once someone dies, unlike in many other species, humans still have attachment and respect for the dead.

  14 Drexel L. Rev. 297

• Note - "This Meeting is Being Recorded:" 'Zoom'-ing Away from the Third-Party Doctrine

  by Marcus Schlundt Bodien

  Videoconferencing arguably became one of the most useful but pervasive features of the pandemic. Given how pleased institutions are with recent productivity, statistics show use of these platforms is unlikely to disappear or even substantially diminish once the public health landscape fully recovers.

  14 Drexel L. Rev. 495

• Note - Where's my Ballot?: Why Congress Should Amend House Bill H.R.1 to Include a National Mandate of Drop Boxes for Federal Elections to Help Protect the Black Vote

  by Brielle Autumn Brown

  Casting a ballot should be easy, but voter suppression continues to be an obstacle for many Black voters.

  14 Drexel L. Rev. 405

• Note - Violence in the Name of the Confederacy: America's Failure to Defeat the Lost Cause

  by Emily R. Larrabee

  Since the immediate aftermath of the American Civil War, the United States has been plagued with its violent consequences.

  14 Drexel L. Rev. 451