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“They’re just looking at the crime. They don’t take into account how you grew up. They don’t take into account whether you had your...

Although the 2018 Midterm Elections were held on November 6, not every race was called by the end of the night. Some elections had...

On February 1, 2017, over 1,500 UC Berkeley students gathered at Sproul Plaza to protest the speech of the notorious conservative Milo...

The Lochner Era, spanning almost three decades from 1905 to 1937, was one of the most distinctive periods of Supreme Court history. An...

As numerous wildfires tore across California, approximately 1,500 inmates worked alongside professional firefighting crews to quell the...

On October 10th, the United Kingdom Supreme Court released a decision that allowed a baker in Northern Ireland to refuse to make a cake...

23andMe. AncestryDNA. MyHeritage. With the fast-paced development of genetic technology on the rise, these services have taken the...

Would you mind speaking a bit about your life and career and how you became interested in teaching in prisons? I became interested in...

On June 28th, 2018, the Supreme Court agreed to hear Gamble v. United States, a case questioning whether the “separate sovereigns”...

US immigration is now, more than ever, at the forefront of a polarized debate that implicates both enforcement and economics. The Trump...