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Deleting Tweets and Blocking Followers: Exercising Presidential Speech on Twitter
Since announcing his campaign for President, Donald Trump and his unconventional use of Twitter have sparked much discourse and debate....
The AT&T and Time Warner Merger: A Threat to Competitors?
The typical American household pays $2,700 on digital communication services per year.[1] Modern households will often find these...
Waymo v. Uber: The Legal Implications of Sharing Sensitive Data
In recent years, In the past few years, intellectual law has come under intense scrutiny, especially due to a lack of consensus on the...
The Clean Water Act and Its Legal Complications
In the 1985 Supreme Court case United States v. Riverside Bayview Homes, Inc. it was debated whether or not the Army Corps of Engineers...
Online Sex Trafficking Regulation: Weighing Heinous Crime against First Amendment Rights
The Senate’s approval of the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA) on November 8, 2017 raises new questions on the role of law and...
Examining an Undocumented Individual's Right to Abortion
In early September 2017 , an undocumented teenage girl, referenced as Jane Doe, crossed into the United States. After being detained and...
Shelby County v. Holder, the Voting Rights Act, and Voter ID Laws
The United States has a long history of discrimination and disenfranchisement on the basis of race. The country’s first step towards...
Protection of Independent Counsel and the Flawed Precedent of Morrison v. Olson
As indictments of Trump associates begin in Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election, it's clear that...
The Ambiguous Status of Frozen Embryos in Divorce Law
On April 11th, 1984 the New York Times reported that the first baby produced from a frozen embryo was born. This baby, and over one...
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