Potential Employment Problems: Case of Mandala v. NTT Data, Inc Steven Trebach, CLS ’22 Having a criminal record is, in the United States, a clear detriment to one’s […]
Washington State Supreme Court Finds Mandatory Life Without Parole Sentences … Arthur Schoen, CLS ’22 On March 11, 2021, Washington became the first state[1] to extend the constitutional protection […]
NCAA Anti-Trust Case May See Collegiate Cartel Win by Losing Arthur Halliday, CLS ’22 As unpaid student-athletes compete in the lucrative National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) men’s and […]
City v. State: Austin Defends Mask Mandate Against State Attorney … Josie Wexler, CLS ’22 As COVID-19 began to spread, governors and local officials started to publicly disagree on […]
First Circuit Backs Harvard in Admissions Case, But Court Challenges … Julia Levitan, CLS ’22 On November 12, 2020, the First Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of […]
Liberty Versus Safety: The Constitutionality of Lockdowns Madeline Holbrook, CLS ’22 The rapid spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) induced governments all over the world […]
Congress Must Act to Broaden the Scope of Vote Dilution … Paul Riley, CLS ’22 2020 marks 55 years since the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 […]
Free Speech in the COVID-19 Era Michael Tinti, CLS ’22 In Woolslayer v. Driscoll, the District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania ruled […]
Congress Must Act to Broaden the Scope of Vote Dilution … Paul Riley, CLS ’22 2020 marks 55 years since the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 […]
NYPD has More Than a Few Bad Apples—The Barrel is … Mary Gardner, CLS ’22 When an NYPD officer abuses his authority, who holds him accountable? The short answer […]