Access publishes shorter articles that are timely, practioner-focused, and interdisciplinary. Access strives to serve as a platform for scholars and practitioners alike to share ideas, discussions, and novel issues that are often overlooked in traditional legal scholarship. Access articles are published on eScholarship as well as our own website, and generally are between 3,000 and 8,000 words.
2026
Beyond Standing: Other Reasons Why “Testers” Should Have Standing to Sue in Federal Court for Violations Under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Dustine Bowker, Isabelle Spence, Zachary Blinkinsop, & Conrad Reynoldson
Criminalization of PTSS in the Education System is a Disability Justice Issue, What Can the IDEA Do?
Shayla Harris