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Conduct Detrimental Sports Law

Combating Sovereign Investment: Reverse Morals Clauses and Deep Pockets Theory

July 10, 2023

• This article was published on Conduct Detrimental The Sports Law Intersection. This article discusses using reverse morals clauses and deep pockets theory as a way to combat Sportswashing in Sports.

Happy Owners, Lebron James, and the Charlotte Hornets

October 23, 2023

• This article was published on Conduct Detrimental The Sports Law Intersection. This article examines sports ownership decisions and how LeBron James can adopt the Charlotte Hornets’ Rotational Ownership Model to own a team in Las Vegas.

Adam Silver’s Punishment Policy vs The Ringer’s NBA Show Group Chat
January 16, 2024

• This article was published on Conduct Detrimental The Sports Law Intersection website. This article explores the business and legal dimensions of player punishment in the event of Draymond Green’s indefinite suspension.

The NFL Should Embrace Objective Concussion Tests
February 12, 2024

• This article was published on Conduct Detrimental The Sports Law Intersection website. This article argues that the NFL should include objective concussion tests namely a Brain Scope and Diffusion Tensor Imaging.

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Questionable Futures: Portland Trail Blazers vs Memphis Grizzlies

March 3, 2024

• This article was published on thePeachBasket Voice of the Fan, Home of Fan Experts website. This is a post-game article between Portland Trail Blazers and Memphis Grizzlies and analyzes the futures of both teams.

Sloan Sports Conference: Numbers Fail to Tell the Story

March 11, 2024

• This article was published on thePeachBasket Voice of the Fan, Home of Fan Experts website. This article addresses the expansion of the Sloan Conference and the failure of analytics.

Dartmouth Basketball Union Vote Leads to Questions About Employee-Student Relationships

March 15, 2024

• This article was published on thePeachBasket. This is an article about the Dartmouth Mens’ Basketball team vote to unionize and how it leads to questions about further complex employee-student relations.

Tyrese Haliburton Beats Curry and Paul

April 8, 2024

•  This article is about the point guard evolution from Chris Paul to Stephen Curry and Tyrese Haliburton.

Academic

Knowing For: A New Path in Testimonial Justification

November, 14, 2012

• This Masters Thesis was published through the University of Missouri, St. Louis. In the philosophy of epistemology, there is a prominent debate about justification, specifically how people are justified in acquiring knowledge through testimony. This paper is inspired by Edward Craig's purpose of knowledge and advances a theory of testimonial justification based on the purpose of knowledge or what the knowledge is for.

The Problem of Luck in Acquiring Tort Justice

November, 9, 2024

• This paper was presented to the Juris North Legal and Political Philosophy Discussion Group. In the philosophy of tort law, there is a historical debate about how whether the system of tort law is justified. The three dominant theories are called universal theories such as law and economics, corrective justice, and civil recourse theory. This paper introduces the Problem of Luck for corrective justice and civil recourse theories. In the last portion of the paper, the author proposes Virtue Jurisprudence to solve the Luck Problem.