Navigations Through a Legal Asteroid Belt
By Robert Seaney and Jake Glendenning* These past couple of weeks have been exciting for those interested in the future […]
March 2016
When the “Distressed Assets” are Homes: Fighting Foreclosures on FHA Loans in Philadelphia
By Rachel Labush* I am a staff attorney at Community Legal Services of Philadelphia where I defend low income homeowners
It’s an Election, Not a Party
By Charles McGonigal* Political parties play strong roles in our government, but they should never be confused with actual parts
Revealing the Hidden Sentence: How to Add Transparency, Legitimacy, and Purpose to “Collateral” Punishment Policy
By Joshua Kaiser Americans think we know an awful lot about our penal system. Yet policymakers, jurists, academics, offenders, and
Two Ways of Thinking About the Undue Burden Test After Hellerstedt
By Mary Ziegler* This week, after the Supreme Court heard argument in Whole Women’s Health v. Hellerstedt, it seems tricky
The Hodgepodge Principle in US Privacy Policy
By John A. Deighton* Data, says Professor Lawrence Summers, is the new oil, “a hugely valuable asset essential to economic