Blog Post #12: Accepting the Third Gender: Thailand’s Constitutional Change Could Begin New Trend in Asian Countries

By Jacqueline Morley President Barack Obama made history last week by being the first U.S. President to…

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Blog Post #11: New Consumer Protection Package Could be the Answer to the Current Patchwork System

By Rachna Kapur Last week, The White House and President Obama announced a comprehensive reform to the…

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Blog Post #10: The Difficulties of Selecting a Jury in High Profile Cases

By Jonathan Yunes “Do you know anyone involved in this case? Do you have strong feelings about…

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Blog Post #9: Transgender Teen’s Suicide Inspires New Law

By Sophia Niazi During the early morning of December 28, 2014, the news reported that 17-year-old youth…

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Blog Post #8: Extra Time on the Bar Exam for Breastfeeding Mothers

By Jasmine Burns Should new mothers taking the bar exam get extra time to complete the test…

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Blog Post #7: Women’s World Cup: An Off Field Battle

By Sarah Jacques Every four years the world gathers around for soccer’s biggest event, the World Cup. …

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Blog Post #6: Legally Speaking, What’s Next? Responses to Police Brutality

By Whitley Granberry Lately, there have been countless protests, marches, riots, rallies, discussions, die-ins, teach-ins, town hall…

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Blog Post #4: What ‘Zero Tolerance’ Should Really Mean

We’ve all heard the statistic – 1 in 4 women will experience sexual assault during their college…

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Blog #3-Courts Could Help Create An AIDS-free Generation

By Brian Teets Yesterday [December 1] was World AIDS Day, which has been dedicated to raising awareness…

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Blog Post #2: California’s “Yes Means Yes” law—A Sexual Straitjacket or A Foundational Step for Sexual Assault?

By Lauren Paglini On September 28, 2014, the crusade against sexual assault achieved a major victory in…

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