A Legacy of Controversy: Remembering Antonin Scalia
Two fights erupted when Antonin Scalia died. The first was about his replacement. A mere hour after news of […]
Genetic Discrimination: A New Frontier
Genetic testing is a medical test that identifies changes in chromosomes and genes to determine whether a person has, or
Senate Hearings on FISA Amendments Act Should Be Open to Public
Earlier this month, the House Judiciary Committee held the first of a series of hearings on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
“Free the Law” for Low-Income Civil Litigants
Ultimately, Free the Law will only be as useful as it is accessible, especially to those not trained in the legal profession, whether they are court navigators or pro se litigants. However, the project could steer our discourse about representation for low-income civil litigants away from the cost debate of civil Gideon towards more creative solutions for resolving the issue.
What Our Reaction to Making a Murderer Misses
Arriving relatively quietly in December, Netflix’s true crime documentary, Making a Murderer, consumed television sets, becoming both a critical hit
Weekly News Roundup – Week of 2/15
NYPD Officer Convicted for 2014 Shooting Death of Akai Gurley On Thursday, a Brooklyn jury convicted NYPD Officer Peter Liang
Litigating Gentrification
Millennial migration to cities over the last decade has transformed urban landscapes around the U.S.,[i] bringing new businesses and capital
Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole: Amicus Brief Personalizes Choice
In March, the Supreme Court will hear Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole, which is likely to be the most important
A History of Trump in Five Acts
How the GOP created the candidate(s) who could destroy the party by Adam Mills I. Our Wallace Many commentators have picked
Medicaid Expansion: Early Signs Show Good News
Last spring, I argued that, “the economic and social arguments for Medicaid expansion are overwhelmingly positive.” A recent report from
Syrian Refugees Need Help, not Hatred
As a former refugee, the response to the Syrian refugee crisis from government officials has been disheartening. With more than