Pepperdine Law Review Announces Student Publication Selections for Volume 53

The Pepperdine Law Review is pleased to announce the six student articles selected for publication in Volume 53:

• "Jealously Guarded: The Right to Trial by Jury in Federal Court Under California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act" by Denis Bogatin
• "The Ministerial Exception and Defamation: Navigating Churches’ Autonomy and Their Communications" by Zachary Runge
• "Public Use on the Loose: Clarifying the Takings Clause’s Public Use Requirement" by Megan Hoefs
• "Shut Up!: Reconciling the Court’s Non-Removal and Door-Closing Precedents" by Isaac Zwerling
• "Deepfakes, Deep Trouble: Navigating Legal Boundaries for Child Pornography Prosecution in the Age of AI" by Alexandra Hoffman
• "Standing for Something: How Justice Scalia’s Imprecision Caused Incorrect Associational Standing Jurisprudence and How to Fix It" by Mitchell Brost.

The Pepperdine Law Review congratulates these students on their publications.