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The Border Wall Is Trampling on Due Process Rights

By rmaguire / April 24, 2018

Guest post by Rosa Baum, a first year student in a four-year dual degree program, pursing a JD and a […]

By clemaire / April 22, 2018

Guest Post by David Meyerson, @dbmeyerson, a Software Engineer at Microsoft and co-teacher of computer science in Boston Public Schools.

By Skye / January 2, 2018

Professor Jennifer Reynolds is an associate professor at the University of Oregon School of Law, visiting this year at Harvard

By JLPP / May 17, 2017

Almost a year ago, following the lifting of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” and the combat ban against women, the United

By R.J. McVeigh / April 21, 2017

“This is not just a Standing Rock issue . . . This is a human rights issue.” Those were the

By nbaade / April 16, 2017

The Trump travel ban executive orders, issued in January and March 2017, each called for a 120-day suspension of the

By Erin Ryan / April 14, 2017

In March 2015, federal prosecutors in the course of a corruption investigation revealed a series of shockingly racist and homophobic

By R.J. McVeigh / April 14, 2017

A first-hand account of efforts to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline by Greater Boston Legal Services attorney Elizabeth McIntyre.

By nmarks / April 9, 2017

Guest post by Harmann Singh. Harmann is a first-year student at Harvard Law School and is interested in civil rights

By kika / November 17, 2016

By Nino Monea This is a guest post by Nino Monea. Nino is a third-year student at Harvard Law School and

By Isaac Saidel-Goley / September 15, 2016

In this article, based on remarks given at the Spring 2016 meeting of the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia, Professor