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Nov. 24: Weekly News Roundup

By HHRJ / November 24, 2014

Students Sue the Harvard Corporation to Compel Divestment from Fossil Fuels After two years of urging Harvard to publicly discuss […]

By amilstead / November 10, 2014

Department of Education Okays Princeton’s Revised Sexual Assault Policy The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has

By JOL / November 2, 2014

Theoretically speaking, debtors’ prisons have been explicitly outlawed by the United States Supreme Court since Bearden v. Georgia in 1983.

By mschmitt / November 1, 2014

There has been considerable coverage on the new Harvard University sexual harassment policy. On Oct. 15, a group of 28 HLS

By HHRJ / October 10, 2014

The Supreme Court doled out a landmark victory on Monday, October 6 for gay marriage supporters by rejecting appeals cases from five

In a 2-1 ruling, the Tenth Circuit declared today that Utah’s ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, affirming a 2013

By bakcan / April 14, 2014

Hope you got the classes and clinics you wanted! In the meantime, several civil rights issues have been hot topics

By HHRJ / April 7, 2014

Civil rights and civil liberties dominated the first week of April: 1. McCutcheon v. FEC On Wednesday, April 2, the Supreme

By hlsmultitest / March 25, 2014

In light of the Supreme Court hearing oral argument today in Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., we are excited

By mschmitt / March 24, 2014

Welcome back from Break! While we were away from classes, civil rights legal news still plugged on: Same-Sex Marriage in

By eigadmin / March 17, 2014

We bring you a special Spring Break Edition of the legal news roundup. Pull up a beach chair and read