Trump’s Flailing Ratchet: From “Bad Hombres” to “Zero Tolerance”
By Amien Kacou* The Trump administration has made fighting illegal immigration a top law enforcement priority. But, despite the President’s […]
Obama and the Good Old Days of Federal Prosecution?
By David Patton* These days as a federal public defender, I’m often asked some version of, “Aren’t federal prosecutions horribly
Federal Hate Crime Prosecutions are Critical, but Are They Enough?
By Melissa Garlick* Three militia members from southwest Kansas were recently convicted on federal civil rights charges and conspiring to
The Legal Landscape of Graduate Student Assistant Unionization in the Trump Era
By Jared Odessky* In August 2016, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or “the Board”) held that graduate student assistants
Politically Futile and Progressively Backward: Blocking Broadcom’s bid for Qualcomm
By Reveena Kumari Sethia* Antitrust laws have evolved across the globe to ensure that consumer welfare and effective competition remain the priority
The Risks of a Legislative Trend in Response to #MeToo
By Alamea Deedee Bitran* Since the disturbing details of the Harvey Weinstein scandal were released, an influx of harassment allegations