The second edition of The 1865 is now published. Articles include:

• What’s So Funny About Peace, Love, and ‘Ordinary Equality’: The Modern Case for the Equal Rights Amendment – Cynthia M. Gentile, J.D.
• Fatphobia in the Workplace and How the EEOC Should Intervene – Doris Hiegl
• STARE DECISIS: A Commitment to the People – LaToyia Baskerville-Uzzell
• JACK DANIEL’S HAS A BONE TO PICK WITH A DOG TOY: When Does Parody Infringe on a Trademark? – Lisa Effrig Lagreca, Pa.C.P
• HANDLE WITH CARE: Why the Due Process Standard for Lost or Destroyed Evidence Needs Revision in Light of the Increasing Use of DNA to Solve Cold Cases and Crimes – R. Christopher Campbell, J.D.

Thank you to all who submitted articles and to our outstanding student editors.

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The 1865: Peirce College Law Journal, Volume 1, Edition 1 (Fall 2022)

The first edition of The 1865: Peirce College Law Journal is now published. Articles include:

• The Deficiency of Transferred Intent and Proximate Cause in Pennsylvania and the Fanta Bility Case – Ryan Raynor
• What Roe V. Wade Means for the War on Womankind: Why the Fifty-Year-Old Precedent Should Stand – Karissa Fritz
• Can Anyone Be A Paralegal? – Sirberina V. Davis
• May the Force Majeure Be With You: How This Contract Clause May Be Used in Light of COVID-19 – Charlene Glenn, Ed.D.
• Seven Rules: Blockquotes in Legal Writing – R. Christopher Campbell, J.D.

Thank you to all who submitted articles and to our outstanding student editors.

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We are currently accepting written submissions from students, alumni, attorneys, paralegals, legal professionals, legal scholars, professors, and law enforcement. Submissions should be 1,000-6,000 words with properly cited sources.

Please review the full guidelines for Journal submissions.

Submit articles as Microsoft Word documents to LawJournal@peirce.edu.