The Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy (formerly the Seton Hall Legislative Journal) is a nationally recognized periodical that focuses on legislative, statutory, regulatory topics. Authors include state and federal legislators, judges, members of the academic and practicing communities, and students. The Journal subscribers include state and federal legislators, members of the federal and state judiciary, law schools, bar associations, public libraries, and members of the academic and legal communities. Members of the Journal acquire valuable skills and expertise in legislative scholarship and in legal writing and editing.
Current Issue: Volume 49, Issue 3 (2025)
Table of Contents
Foreword
Articles
Quantitative AI Risk Assessments: Opportunities and Challenges
David Piorkowski, Michael Hind, and John Richards
Patients Are Entitled to Moore: Determining the Relationship Between Phenotype, Genotype, Spleens, Data, and Informed Consent
Charles E. Binkley
All the Regulatory Light We Cannot See: The Impact of Loper Bright on Regulating Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace
Bradford J. Kelley
From Factory Floors to Courtroom Doors: The New Jersey Law Revision Commission Review of an Exception and a Defense to the Exclusive Remedy of the New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Act
Whitney G. Schlimbach and Carol Disla-Roa
Comments
The TTP as an Effective Response to SFFA
Michael Asante-Appiah
Police Questioning in Hospitals: Custodial Interrogation or Not?
Jessica Wisowaty
