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The Santa Clara Law Review is a legal periodical edited by the law students of Santa Clara University and is the only legal periodical officially sponsored by the Santa Clara University Law School Administration.
Current Issue: Volume 52 (2012), Number 4 (2012)
Articles
Of Frightened Horses and Autonomous Vehicles: Tort Law and its Assimilation of Innovations
Kyle Graham
The Coming Collision Between Autonomous Vehicles and the Liability System
Gary E. Marchant and Rachel A. Lindor
Symposium
Legal Aspects of Autonomous Driving
Sven A. Beiker
Criminal Liability Issues Created by Autonomous Vehicles
Frank Douma and Sarah Aue Palodichuk
Privacy in Autonomous Vehicles
Dorothy J. Glancy
Defining a Stable, Protected and Secure Spectrum Environment for Autonomous Vehicles
Robert B. Kelly and Mark D. Johnson
New Technology - Old Law: Autonomous Vehicles and California's Insurance Framework
Robert W. Peterson
Managing Autonomous Transportation Demand
Bryant Walker Smith
The Potential Regulatory Challenges of Increasingly Autonomous Motor Vehicles
Stephen P. Wood, Jesse Chang, Thomas Healy, and John Wood
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Editors
- Editor-In-Chief
- Linda K. Chen
- Managing Editor
- Shannon K. Quigley
- Senior Technical Editor
- Peter Lim Felton
- Senior Articles Editor
- Crystal Roberts
- Senior Comments Editor
- Peter Laidlaw