Back to the drawing board
Racially-motivated redistricting in North Carolina ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of the United States. ...[Continue Reading]
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A General’s silence and a nosy neighbor
Retired Army lieutenant general and former national security advisor for the Trump Administration Michael Flynn invokes the 5th Amendment in a Senate hearing concerning Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential election. ...[Continue Reading]
How many more? Baylor University faces another sexual assault lawsuit
A former student athlete alleges she was gang raped by at least four Baylor football players, and the University did nothing about it. The Title IX lawsuit joins numerous other allegations of sexual misconduct against Baylor in the last few years. ...[Continue Reading]
Pop-ups from hell: the compromise of client confidentiality in the age of cyber attacks
As an intense malware virus has continued to wreak havoc on computer systems internationally, concerns have been raised as to the protection of client files within various organizations. ...[Continue Reading]
Is the price of infidelity going down?
Over 200 alienation of affection lawsuits are filed in North Carolina every year, and each one provides the judiciary with an opportunity to decide the fate of the controversial tort. ...[Continue Reading]
Comey chaos: President Trump’s decision to fire the FBI director and its backlash
President Trump has received intense criticism, and even calls for impeachment, surrounding his abrupt firing of FBI Director James B. Comey. Conflicting explanations for Comey’s dismissal and the appointment of a new special prosecutor have left many questioning the future of the administration. ...[Continue Reading]
Letter from the Editor
The days were long, the weeks were short, yet there are no regrets. ...[Continue Reading]
Drawing the I.Q. line for the death Penalty
An in depth look into the relationship between intellectual disabilities and the death penalty sentence. ...[Continue Reading]
A country at stake: Iran prepares for its twelfth presidential election
The world is watching as Iran’s twelfth presidential election is scheduled for Friday, May 19. The election is considered by many to be a battleground between fundamentalists and reformists, and the results could potentially affect the country and the region for decades to come. ...[Continue Reading]
Downtown Mad Max
The growing problem of inner city dirt bike gangs turns rural fun into metro trouble. ...[Continue Reading]
President Trump’s latest unconventional nomination
Neil Gorsuch, Trump’s nominee for Supreme Court, faced an uphill battle for confirmation ...[Continue Reading]
Golden Knights need golden ticket
The NHL’s collective bargaining agreement explains the complex process the new team must endure as it attempts to be competitive from its inaugural season. ...[Continue Reading]
This land is your land, this land is my land…unless perhaps, the government owns it.
The legal fight over federal land continues to impact private citizens, tribal lands, and businesses, and a new administration has left many questioning the future of federal land regulation. ...[Continue Reading]
Copyright law: laches limitations
As the number of patent suits increases, SCOTUS is now questioning whether there is an actual statute of limitations on this concept. ...[Continue Reading]
