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Lauren Schultz
Legal and Policy Issues Surrounding AI-assisted Chemistry and Drug Discovery
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Violet Konopka (Senior Articles Editor)
Her Data, Her Choice: A Comprehensive Look at Femtech Privacy Concerns
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Brian K. Keller
Empowering Everyday Americans: The Algorithmic Choice and Transparency Act (The “ACT Act”)
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Christopher R. Torikoglu (University of Arizona)
Personal Jurisdiction Has (Kind of) Been Keeping Up with the Kardashians
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Tomas Montoya (University of Arizona)
Reinventing the Wheel by Taking It Away: How Autonomous Vehicles Will Shape Land Use Law
About AZLawJET
The purpose and goal of the Arizona Law Journal of Emerging Technologies (AZLawJET) is to unify a multitude of technical, legal, and public policy disciplines. In 2015, AZLawJET became Arizona Law’s first technology-focused law journal. AZLawJET tackles some of the most challenging areas of law, technology, and public policy. AZLawJET is currently seeking authors that aim to contribute to the merging areas of law, public policy, and business, but also those that study areas such as intellectual property rights, science, technology, and similar areas of legal academia.
Volume 7 • Issue 1 • 2024
Article
Fixing Right-to-Repair Law: Why Efforts to Hold Manufacturers Accountable Are Faltering
David Garrison Golubock
2024-01-25 Volume 7 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 1–26
Navigating the Terrain of Geofence Warrants
Emily Brodner
2024-02-15 Volume 7 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 1-23
Artificial Lawyering: A Jekyll and Hyde Story
Nicholas R. Spagnuolo
2024-02-26 Volume 7 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 1-29
Adjusting the Legal Profession’s Privacy Responsibilities to Keep Up with Technological Changes
Kristin Wolek
2024-05-09 Volume 7 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 1-19
Reinventing the Wheel by Taking It Away: How Autonomous Vehicles Will Shape Land Use Law
Tomas Montoya
2024-05-09 Volume 7 • Issue 1 • 2024 • 1-18