The Reality Behind America’s “Rigged” Electoral System
In the wake of sexual assault scandals and falling poll numbers, Donald Trump has increasingly suggested that voter fraud (and […]
Racial Justice
Weekly News Roundup – 10/12/16
Federal Judge Extends Voter Registration Deadline Due to Hurricane Matthew A federal judge ordered the voter registration deadline to be
Weekly News Roundup – 10/5/2016
We don’t endorse candidates, but we can stress what’s at stake this election cycle. Extending and Ensuring Voting Rights With
Court Says Black Men May Have Legitimate Reason To Flee Police
WBUR News quotes an opinion from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court: “We do not eliminate flight as a factor
What Our Reaction to Making a Murderer Misses
Arriving relatively quietly in December, Netflix’s true crime documentary, Making a Murderer, consumed television sets, becoming both a critical hit
Litigating Gentrification
Millennial migration to cities over the last decade has transformed urban landscapes around the U.S.,[i] bringing new businesses and capital
A History of Trump in Five Acts
How the GOP created the candidate(s) who could destroy the party by Adam Mills I. Our Wallace Many commentators have picked
First Amendment on Private Campuses
I. Introduction If you want to confuse a roomful of law students, teach them First Amendment doctrine. Courts have struggled
Amicus, Education & Youth, Freedom of Expression, Racial Justice
The Battle For the Soul of Campus
What do the protests at Missouri and elsewhere have to say about the fight over future of the university
Weekly New Roundup: 11/9
Supreme Court Heard Black Juror Exclusion Case Timothy T. Foster, a black man, was charged with murdering Queen Madge White,