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Learning Resources, INC, et al. vs. Trump: An analysis
In recent years, presidents have increasingly relied upon broadly worded statutory authorities to exhibit sweeping executive power to implement economic and regulatory policies…
Political Puzzle Pieces: Examining the Redrawing of the North Carolina Congressional Map
For the United States system of government to function, representatives must be elected into office. As generations tick by, political majorities and minorities will fluctuate…
Which Constitutional Modality is the Best?
Read about five different answers to the question, “Which Constitutional modality is the best?”
A Voice for the Voiceless and a Fight for the Client: Black Attorneys Across Legal Paths
In college, we are taught in our law classes that there are multiple ways to practice law, but most people go into two different paths: public interest and private practice…
Spygate and Deflategate: A look at the legal cases following the Patriots Scandals
The New England Patriots is a professional football team that plays in the AFC East division of the National Football League (NFL)…
Roper v. Simmons, 543 U.S. 551 (2005)
Roper v. Simmons, decided on March 1st, 2005, would alter how juveniles were to be seen in accordance with the death penalty in America forever…
Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. NRDC, 467 U.S. 837 (1984)
In the late 1960s, rising public concern over air pollution and environmental degradation gave rise to widespread demands for stronger federal environmental protections…
District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008)
In the 1950s, NAACP attorney and eventual Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall brought an influx of educational desegregation cases before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a Central American country bordered by Nicaragua and Panama, with coastlines on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea…
Recent Challenges to the First Amendment and a History of the Right to Protest
Over the past year, there have been thousands of large protests across the United States of America on several societal issues…
Lawyers Explain Niche Areas of Law: Aviation, Equine, and Gaming
There are hundreds of different sub-avenues and types of law…
Risky Business: The EU's Multifaceted Approach to AI Governance
The early 2020s will be known as the years when AI took the market by storm…
Habeas Proceedings for a Brady Claim: The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act
A petition for a writ of habeas corpus (habeas) acts as a detainee’s challenge to their detainment, on the grounds that it is unlawful, according to the Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law…
The largest asset forfeiture in the DOJ's history: Wire Fraud and Money Laundering
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York prosecutors are charging a Cambodian national, Chen Zhi, also known as “Vincent,” and seven unnamed co-conspirators with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy…
Dying Without Choice: The Eighth Amendment’s Blind Spot
On October 23, the Supreme Court declined a request from an Alabama inmate to block his execution, which was scheduled for that day…
Government Shutdowns: What Are They and What is the Status of the 2025 One?
Over the past several years, the concept of government shutdowns has become more mainstream in the news and political discussions as party polarization creates legislative obstacles…
Trump’s Pharmaceutical Tariffs: Is This America’s New Drug War?
The Trump Administration has imposed tariffs on imported branded and biosimilar pharmaceutical products…
Gatekeeping the Gavel: The LSAC lawsuit and structural barriers to diversity in the legal pipeline.
When most think of the proposition of going to law school, one of the first concerns is regarding tuition…
Case Highlight: Driscoll v. Patel
On September 10, 2025, three former FBI agents filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, claiming they were wrongfully terminated from their positions…