It’s Abortion Providers, Not CPCs, Whose Free Speech Rights Are Being Violated
The Supreme Court is about to hear an anti-choice challenge to a California law regulating sham “crisis pregnancy centers,” clinics […]
Freedom of Expression
Closing In: Judges and Voters Challenge Rick Scott’s Tailored Electorate
In Florida, the end of your incarceration can be the beginning of a life-long sentence. That’s because Florida is one
Packingham v. North Carolina: Sex Offenders, Facebook, and the First Amendment
“While we may now be coming to the realization that the Cyber Age is a revolution of historic proportions, we
Corporations Profit as Prisoners Remain Isolated from Loved Ones
How long does a typical phone conversation take you? Five minutes? What about with a parent or grandparent who you
The Uncertain Weight of Probable Cause in Retaliatory-Arrest Claims
On December 4, 2014, two photographers found themselves in the custody of the New York Police Department. Both were arrested while documenting a protest in Times Square over the decision not to indict the police officer responsible for Eric Garner’s death.
A Middlebury Alum Digs Into the Free Speech Debate
An idyllic hilltop retreat, where I spent four years of my life, has turned, it seems, into a national battleground.
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
States’ Rights, Civil Rights, and the Rights of Transgender Americans
While it is difficult to get accurate statistics regarding transgender individuals – including the percentage of Americans who identify as
Celebrities, Politics, and Our Duty to Listen Responsibly
In recent months, nearly everyone has been talking about politics – including celebrities. When Mike Pence attended the popular musical
How Did Trump Win: The Ebb and Flow of Progress in America
Newton’s Third Law states “for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” Perhaps this principle applies equally to
Moving Forward
Last night, Donald Trump won the presidential election. Hillary Clinton is likely to win the popular vote, bringing back painful