Real Pardons for Real People
By Noah Marks The minor political crisis that unfolded over the weekend, fallout from the Presidential pardon of “Mac” and
Facebook Threats: Will Prosecutors Have to Prove Subjective Intent?
By Ana Choi Today, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for Elonis v. United States, an important case dealing
What We Really Should Do This Thanksgiving
By Tom Watts In the aftermath of Ferguson, I keep reading pieces like this: what we should do now is
Let’s Make a Deal
By Daniel Pyon As the dust settles from the midterm elections, this much is clear: the final two years of
Four places are changing the way we think about marijuana
by Monis Khan Last Tuesday’s midterm elections have left liberals panic-stricken as they lament lopsided losses by Democratic party candidates
A SCOTUS Ruling on Gay Marriage: What’s it Actually Worth?
By HLPR Online Staff Since the Supreme Court’s June 2013 ruling in United States v. Windsor—holding the federal Defense of