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The Limits of the Second Amendment in Instances of Self-Defense
On the night of October 1, 2017, Stephen Paddock open-fired onto a crowd of concertgoers in Las Vegas, Nevada using an AK-47 rifle and 23...
Print Commentary: The Clean Power Plan and the EPA's Regulatory Purview
Editor's Note: This article, authored by Emily Woo, is a legal commentary related to Grace Weatherall's "Hope for the Future or...
Print Commentary: The Need for Reform in European and American Refugee Policy
Editor's Note: This article, co-authored by Nora Salitan and Kelcie Gerson, is a legal commentary related to Nadia Almasalkhi's...
Print Commentary: Public Funding for Religious Schools and Institutions
Editor's Note: This article, co-authored by Emma Gomez and Emily Dolgin, is a legal commentary related to M. Emad Jabini's "The Religious...
Print Commentary: The Legal Consequences of American Withdrawal From the Paris Agreement
Editor's Note: This article, authored by Publisher Elizabeth Turovsky, is a legal commentary related to Archita Mohapatra's "The United...
Print Commentary: A Legal Iteration of Slavery in Prison
Editor's Note: This article, authored by Arianna Scott, is a legal commentary related to Darby Hopper's "Reforms with History: The Return...
Floridian State of Emergency and University Protest: A First Amendment Case Study
On October 19th, 2017, Richard Spencer, an infamous Nazi and white supremacist, delivered a speech at the University of Florida. Prior to...
Modernizing Foreign Investment in the US: CFIUS and FIRRMA
Those interested in finance and law may be familiar with the blocked $1.3 billion acquisition deal between Lattice Semiconductor...
The Case of Melilla and Ceuta: Spanish Violations of EU and International Law
January first of this year at around 4am local time, an estimated 1,100 migrants attempted to traverse the high double fence between...
The Case of Melilla and Ceuta: Moroccan Hitmen and Disproportionate Violence Against Refugees
Last summer 14 people died attempting to swim from the Moroccan territory into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. An internal criminal...
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