Carpenter v. United States: Reevaluating Privacy Rights in the Smartphone Era
While technology has empowered us to access a wealth of information about the world, it can also empower others to […]
The Ugly Story of Student Loan Debt Collection
Last month, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) filed a complaint and proposed consent judgment against one of the nation’s
Jerry Roth, ’83, and Nicholas Fram Discuss Investigating Police Bias
In March 2015, federal prosecutors in the course of a corruption investigation revealed a series of shockingly racist and homophobic
When It Comes to Discrimination, Courts Take Trump at His Word
President Trump likes to talk. Between his early morning tweets and his stream-of-consciousness press conferences, he might be the most
Who Are the Cops?: The Semantic Fight Between Local and Federal Law Enforcement
While outrage over President Trump’s stance on immigration enforcement proliferates on social media, the new administration’s policies have also led