SJTEIL is proud to introduce Samantha K. Lyons’s article "Conviction on Interpretation, Advocate Adaptability, and the Future of Emojis and Emoticons as Evidence.” To read Samantha’s article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Nicholas Schroeck & Carrie Leach’s article “The Exacerbating Role of Technological and Connectivity Challenges on Older Detroiters’ Health in a Pandemic. To read their article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Michael Martinez's article "Vertical Farming: A Bottom-Up Approach." To read Michael’s article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

RT @KevinTFrazier: The Right to Privacy has never been more important. Thanks to the awesome @SJTEIL editors for the chance to raise awar…

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Michael Incorvaia's article "Indo-Pacific Conflicts will be Reimagined in Outer Space Exploration." To read Michael's article, go to: or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Kevin Frazier's article "Privacy Lost: How the Montana Supreme Court Undercuts the Right to Privacy." To read Kevin's article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Jessica McGarvie’s article “From Hashtag to Hash Value: Using the Hash Value Model to Report Child Sex Abuse Material.” To read Jessica's article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

RT @KevinTFrazier: State constitutions, theoretically, protect fundamental rights like the right to privacy. In practice, st. sup. ct. hav…

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Jay T. Conrad’s article “A New Right is the Wrong Tactic: Bring Legal Actions Against States for Internet Shutdowns Instead of Working Towards a Human Right to the Internet (Part 1).” To read Jay's article, go to

SJTEIL is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 13, Issue 2. You can access all the articles now through the link in our bio or at

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Ryan Wolff’s article, “MFNs in Digital Distribution: Anticompetitive Effects Examined Through Modern Gaming Distribution.” To read Ryan’s article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce “Politics and the Criminal Enforcement of The Toxic Substances Control Act” by Dr. Joshua Ozymy, Dr. Melissa Jarrell Ozymy, and Dr. Danielle McGurrin. To read their article, go to

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Natalie Shen’s article “AI Regulation in Health Care: How Washington State Can Conquer the New Territory of AI Regulation.” To read Natalie’s article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce McKaylin Hughes’s article “Forests Up in Smoke: An Analysis of the Washington State Legislatures 2016-2021 Actions to Combat and Reduce Wildfires.” To read McKaylin’s article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Seattle University 3L John Deming’s article “From Spying to Mindreading: Expanding wiretapping legislation to protect customers’ privacy of thought from chat preview in online chat functions.” To read John’s article, go to

Elaine Lee, attorney at Milbank LLP, writes about the need for "Buy Now, Pay Later" (BNPL) regulation. To read Elaine’s article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is proud to introduce Alyssa Valentine’s article “The Value of Vehicle-to-Grid Systems in the Clean Energy Transition: Policy and Regulatory Issues.” To read the article, go to or visit the link in SJTEIL’s bio.

SJTEIL is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 13, Issue 1. You can access all the articles now at

Thank you to all the journal editors who showed up today for orientation! It was so great getting to see you all in person. Looking forward to another great year for SJTEIL!

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