Volume 43, Issue 1 (2019)
As of Volume 48 in Fall of 2023, the Seton Hall Legislative Journal has been renamed to the Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy.Editorial Board
Table of Contents
Articles
Whiley v. Scott: Misinterpreting Florida's Historical Scope of Constitutional Executive Power
Eric Miller
SB4: Politics, Policy, Legality
Raj Salhotra
Notes
How Extraterritorial Application of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and Opioid Litigation Will Fuel the Addiction to Consumer Fraud Claims in New Jersey
Salvatore P. D’Alia