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SSRN Legal Studies Research Paper Series, Vol. 15, No. 2

​SSRN provides open access to faculty publications and research. The Legal Studies Research Paper Series highlights recent work by faculty of the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law.

The second issue of 2022 includes an article by Professor Ariana Levinson that provides a case study about the start of the union co-op movement in Cincinnati a decade ago. Professor CJ Ryan co-authors an article that examines consumer complaints about student loan lenders and servicers from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s consumer complaint database. A second article by Professor Ryan, focused on the evolving federal jurisprudence on the use of race in university admissions, is also featured. Professor Sara Ochs contributes three articles to this issue, covering topics ranging from truth-telling and transitional justice for Native Americans, to fake news, and international law.

• Breaking New Ground: Social Movement Theory and the Cincinnati Union Co-ops by Ariana R. Levinson
• The Magic of Fintech? Insights for a Regulatory Agenda from Analyzing Student Loan Complaints Filed with the CFPB by Matthew A. Bruckner & CJ Ryan
• Affirmatively in Peril: Predicting Federal Judicial Decision Making in University Admissions Cases by CJ Ryan
• The Role of Truth-Telling in Indigenous Justice by Sara Ochs
• Fake News & International Criminal Law by Sara Ochs
• Forced Justice: The Kosovo Specialist Chambers by Sara Ochs & Kirbi Walters

To read other papers and subscribe to this series, visit: www.ssrn.com/link/U-Louisville-LEG.html.