Bias in The Jury Room: Where To Draw The Line
Guest post by Harmann Singh. Harmann is a first-year student at Harvard Law School and is interested in civil rights […]
Smoking Guns: the Supreme Court’s Willingness to Lower Procedural Barriers to Merits Review in Cases Involving Egregious Racial Bias
Guest post by Professor Carrie Leonetti.* Professor Leonetti is a professor of criminal and constitutional law at the University of
Sidestepping Civil Death: Why I Chose to Share My Vote This November
Earlier this year the Criminal Justice Policy Coalition (CJPC) launched Disillusioned for Disenfranchised, an initiative that paired incarcerated Massachusetts residents
Liberté, Égalité, Emergency
On January 7, 2015 two gunmen entered the offices of the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris. Armed with
Weekly News Roundup
Weekly News Roundup — Week of 3/25
A Coherent Middle Ground in the Apple-FBI All Writs Act Dispute? LawFare tackles the Apple-FBI controversy and tries to spell
Litigating Gentrification
Millennial migration to cities over the last decade has transformed urban landscapes around the U.S.,[i] bringing new businesses and capital