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Ames Semi-Final Round – March 12

By branden / March 12, 2019

Welcome to CR-CL’s Live Blog of the Ames Moot Court Semi-Finals! Please scroll down for the live blog. We’ll start […]

By branden / March 11, 2019

Welcome to This Week in Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. This week, the Trump administration is facing massive pushback over

By branden / March 8, 2019

Guest post by Mandy Fatemi. Mandy is a 3L from Jacksonville, Florida. She received her Bachelor’s Degree from the George

By branden / March 7, 2019

Last month, the Alaska Supreme Court struck down a law that severely restricted state Medicaid funding for abortions. Under this

By / March 5, 2019

“In the absence of the governmental checks and balances… the only effective restraint upon executive policy and power… may be

By branden / March 4, 2019

Welcome to This Week in Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. Hillary Clinton and a few 2020 Presidential candidates visited Selma on

By branden / February 25, 2019

Welcome to This Week in Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. The Trump administration declared a national emergency in an attempt

By branden / February 22, 2019

Imagine being a small business owner in a low-income neighborhood in America today. Trying to achieve the “American Dream,” you

By branden / February 20, 2019

1st Harvard Law School Critical Race Theory Conference “Movement Lawyering: Lessons From and For Critical Race Theory” Civil Rights and

By branden / February 14, 2019

Despite being hailed as a win for incarcerated women, the federal shackling ban has key weaknesses that threaten to undermine its mission.

By hlsmultitest / December 30, 2018

Guest Post by Julius Mitchell For generations, the incarcerated have utilized prison strikes to protest everything from harsh sentencing to