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Weekly News Roundup – 4/11

By Graham Carney / April 10, 2016

Evenwel v. Abbott: 1 person, 1 vote Last Monday, the Supreme Court held that states are allowed to count all […]

By arispitzer / April 6, 2016

Supreme Court upholds the principle of “One Person, One Vote” As reported by Ari Berman in the Nation, the Supreme Court

By nmarks / March 25, 2016

A Coherent Middle Ground in the Apple-FBI All Writs Act Dispute? LawFare tackles the Apple-FBI controversy and tries to spell

By Jean / February 22, 2016

NYPD Officer Convicted for 2014 Shooting Death of Akai Gurley On Thursday, a Brooklyn jury convicted NYPD Officer Peter Liang

By JLPP / February 8, 2016

By ahalfon / November 30, 2015

The Racist Legacy of Woodrow Wilson Dick Lehr, in The Atlantic, looks at the racist legacy of Woodrow Wilson with

Supreme Court Heard Black Juror Exclusion Case Timothy T. Foster, a black man, was charged with murdering Queen Madge White,

By kika / November 2, 2015

Developments at Spring Valley High School A federal civil rights investigation has been opened by the Department of Justice following