Why Adding A Citizenship Question to the Census Will Not Help Enforce the Voting Rights Act
By Adriel Cepeda Derieux* Late last month, the Supreme Court heard argument in Department of Commerce v. New York. The […]
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The Fight Against Felony Disenfranchisement
By Christopher Poulos* On election night of 2008, I was incarcerated at a federal prison in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. I was
Gig Workers’ Fight For Justice: A View From Comparative Law
By Jeremy Pilaar* Earlier this month, Uber and Lyft drivers across the United States and the world went on strike.
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A Prosecutor’s Credo, Robed Oracles, and Gideon’s Angels: A Review of Doing Justice
By Daniel M. Coble* “Do the right thing, in the right way, for the right reasons.” -Preet Bharara, Doing
Don’t Expect Chief Justice Roberts to Protect Abortion
By Daniel Cotter* In recent days, Alabama and Missouri have joined some other states in enacting laws that make abortion
How Lawmakers Let Effective Unemployment Policy Drift Away
By Jeremy Pilaar* Lawmakers must pay constant attention to changes in the world around them. Societal problems are rarely