Troubling Questions Remain in the Aftermath of Mehanna’s Conviction
By Najah Farley In the wake of Tarek Mehanna’s conviction on April 12, 2012, I think that many progressive attorneys must have considerable […]
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
West Virginia Rolls Out Public Financing for Judges
By Billy Corriher After Massey Energy Co. spent enormous sums of money to influence elections for the West Virginia Supreme Court,
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
Tax Cheats Deserve Due Process Too
By Yevgeny Shrago The federal highway and transportation reauthorization bill passed by the Senate (which carries the delightfully meaningless title “Moving Ahead for
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
Examining the Facts in the Cavazos v. Smith and Connick v. Thompson Dissents
By Anne King The first decision of the Supreme Court’s 2011 Term, Cavazos v. Smith, which involved the tragic case of
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
Examining the Facts in the Cavazos v. Smith and Connick v. Thompson Dissents
By Anne King The first decision of the Supreme Court’s 2011 Term, Cavazos v. Smith, which involved the tragic case of Shirley
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
Post-Elections Tweets — Navalny’s Tweets From Jail and Barry’s “Twags”
By Anne King The Twitter effect in politics is now undeniable. In the Arab Spring movements, Twitter and other social