Korematsu and the Muslim Ban: The Legal Consequences of Unchecked Executive PowerIn 1942, Fred Korematsu was arrested on a street corner in California. His crime was refusing to evacuate to an internment camp and...
Prison Reform in Utah: Setting A Reformative Model for the U.S. to FollowThe U.S. Prison population has grown staggeringly high, and its magnitude is not necessarily the reflection of the growth of an...
Stop-And-Frisk in Floyd v. The City of New York: How the Policy Unjustly Targets MinoritiesOn August 12th 2013, Judge Shira Scheindlin’s ruling in the New York Court of Appeals sparked controversy when finding that the New York...
Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard University: Questioning the Effects of Affirmative Action onLast November, the Justice Department launched an investigation on Harvard University’s admissions decisions.[1] The investigation...
HSEC WINNER: The Inadequacy of Foster v. ChatmanThe prevalence of racism in jury selections and deliberations is a legal issue that is often overlooked in favor of more prominent...