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A Blow to “Civil Death”: Kentucky Governor Restores the Right to Vote for Ex-Felons

By Sarah Jeong / December 1, 2015

Over 150,000 non-violent ex-felons now have the right to vote in Kentucky, thanks to an executive order signed by Governor […]

By CRCL / December 1, 2015

I. Introduction If you want to confuse a roomful of law students, teach them First Amendment doctrine. Courts have struggled

By Sarah Jeong / November 21, 2015

Every year, the United States holds hundreds of thousands of immigrants in detention centers across the country. These individuals are

By kika / November 13, 2015

What do the protests at Missouri and elsewhere have to say about the fight over future of the university

By dchoi / November 13, 2015

The past few months have been a whirlwind for immigrant-rights activists working to end government detention of families at the

By Deanna Parrish / November 3, 2015

Last week, Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review hosted a conversation with Shannon Liss-Riordan about the legality of Uber classifying

Voter ID laws have existed for many decades, and even strict iterations of it have been upheld by the Supreme

By CRCL / October 29, 2015

Could a co-op require homeowners to consist primarily “of German extraction?” While this question may sound like a case straight

By ahalfon / October 24, 2015

In 1964, Ronald Reagan addressed the country endorsing Barry Goldwater. This speech—“A Time for Choosing”—brought Mr. Reagan in to the

By jeubank / October 23, 2015

With the 2016 presidential primaries around the corner, immigration reform has been a common topic of conversation, with border security

By IsabelleSun / October 16, 2015

Popular news sites regularly post articles about the “student loan bubble” or “student loan crisis” with varying degrees of alarm