Imperfect self-defense and the Menendez Brothers Published November 13 2024 Analysis by Elena Cuille Justification is the foundation of...

One states attempt at grappling the role of the government in the world of AI Published November 11 2024 Analysis by Abhita Chakravarti...

A Reflection of the Criminal Legal System’s Treatment of Sexual Assault Survivors Publishing November 1, 2024 Analysis written by Sydney...

An Analysis of Contemporary Venezuelan Immigration Publishing October 30, 2024 Analysis written by Victoria Rens Unlawfully transporting...

Balancing Power and Accountability Published October 28, 2024 Analysis written by Elizabeth Tessier The long-standing history of the rule...

An Analysis of the Balancing Act of Section 230 Published October 2, 2024 Analysis written by David Youssef The internet, for all its...

Section 3 and it’s affect on President Trump and the Ballots Published September 30, 2024 Analysis written by Sara Hegde Historically,...

Redefining Justice: Healing Harm, Rebuilding Relationships Published September 18, 2024 Argument Written by Caroline Clark In an era...

American Actors in an International Arena Published September 27, 2024 Opinion Written by Elena Cuille Tax evasion has been one of the...

What’s Next for Medical Abortion? Published September 20, 2024 An Opinion Written by Abby Miller Considering the current uncertain state of abortion in the U.S., it comes as no surprise that medical abortion is now under attack. Mifepristone is a drug that, in conjunction with another drug, misoprostol, forms the “abortion pill". Not to be confused with Plan B, mifepristone terminates ongoing pregnancies while Plan B prevents a pregnancy from starting. The FDA approved mifep