Technology Development Needs a Culture of Adaptation
By Sam King* Bad technology is pervasive, but it doesn’t have to be. Healthcare.gov’s initial problems threatened to derail the […]
Citizens Will Suffer if Political Parties Extend Citizens United Even Further
By Peg Perl* Today is the sixth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election
Let’s Stop Asking “Should We Legalize Marijuana?”
By Andrew Freedman* Samuel Caldwell was relaxing in Colorado’s Lexington Hotel when federal agents pounded at his door. It was
That’s Him, I Think; The Role of the Police in Eyewitness Identification Reform
By Chief William G. Brooks III* In the words of U.S. Supreme Court justice William Brennan, there is “nothing more
What Do Federal Food Waste Reduction Goals Mean for Food Recovery?
By Lauren Cecilia Ojeda Behgam* In September of 2015, the USDA and EPA announced an ambitious goal of reducing food
HLPR Student Note Competition Submissions Due January 8
HLPR is seeking submissions for its Student Note Competition, to be published in Vol. 10.2 in summer 2016. We are seeking