Apple v. FBI: Civil Liberties Implications of the San Bernadino Encryption Battle
The ongoing debate surrounding digital privacy and national security is set to erupt into a high-profile legal battle between Apple […]
A Blow to “Civil Death”: Kentucky Governor Restores the Right to Vote for Ex-Felons
Over 150,000 non-violent ex-felons now have the right to vote in Kentucky, thanks to an executive order signed by Governor
Detained Without Due Process: Is Indefinite Immigration Detention Unconstitutional?
Every year, the United States holds hundreds of thousands of immigrants in detention centers across the country. These individuals are
Separate But Unequal: Is Access to Charter Schools a Civil Right?
The controversial and polarizing charter school debate could soon become a civil rights battle in Massachusetts, where three lawyers prepare
Indiana’s Amended RFRA: Back to Square One for LGBT Hoosiers?
Last week, Stephen Silva wrote an article critiquing the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) for opening the door to increased