Revocation of U.S. Citizens Passports along the Border: Legal, but Problematic
By Sarah Rosenberg The federal government has denied or revoked passports of hundreds, if not thousands, of…
Does Justice Kavanaugh Have an Ethical Obligation to Recuse Himself from Certain Cases?
By Olivia Firmand On Saturday, October 6, 2018, the United States Senate voted 50-48 to confirm Justice…
Out of Sight, Underground, Dead, or in the Streets: The Failure of Woodhull Freedom Foundation v. United Statesand the Consequences of FOSTA
By Alix Bruce On April 11, 2018, President Trump signed the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA)…
Raise the Wage Act Would Address Subminimum Wages of Workers with Disabilities
By Marissa Ditkowsky The Raise the Wage Act was introduced in the House of Representatives on…
What Could a Justice Kavanaugh Mean For the Affordable Care Act?
By Samantha Schram On July 9, 2018, President Donald Trump nominated D.C. Circuit Judge Brett Kavanaugh to…
Are We Returning to a New Lochner Era?
By Britteny Leyva On July 9, 2018, President Donald Trump nominated Justice Brett Kavanaugh of the United…
Closed Doors and Closed Borders: Matter of A- B- and the Powers of Attorneys General
By Alix Bruce On June 11, 2018, Attorney General Jeff Sessions finally released his decision in Matter…
The Larson Question: Can Just About Anyone, Convicted Felons Included, Really Run for Congress?
By Michelle Sisti Nathan Larson has been making global headlines because of his bid for Congress in…
Applying broader interpretations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act could help curb fraudulent plays on music streaming platforms
By Rohan Parekh Streaming music revenues now account for sixty-five percent of the revenue share in the…
The Exploitation of NFL Cheerleaders: Legal Recourse under Title VII
By Marissa Ditkowsky National Football League (NFL) cheerleaders have long been exploited, both personally and for their…
