Trump's New York Fraud Case
This article details Trump's current New York fraud trial. It explains why he is on trial and describes the accusations against him.
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Ana Ross
Nov 24, 20235 min read
How Legislation is Propagating the Decline of the Russian Language
Recent laws in numerous Russophone countries are prompting a swift decline in the prominence of the Russian language.
Sarah Manne
Nov 12, 20233 min read
Redistricting in American Politics: A Corrupt Practice
American politics has always been a place of corrupt practices, like redistricting. This article examines the implications of this practice.
Holden Meilman
Nov 4, 20235 min read
Understanding the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice Referendum
An analysis of the results of the recent Australian Voice referendum and its potential legal and social effects.
Isabel Kagoo
Oct 28, 20234 min read
The U.S. Supreme Court's Crackdown on Voting Rights
The outcome of a SCOTUS case on a congressional map in South Carolina will have major impacts on voting rights locally and nationally.
Sarah Garde
Oct 21, 20236 min read
Is Trump Eligible for Re-Election?
This article tests the so-called Section 3 theory, that is the idea that the 14th Amendment bars Trump from returning to the Oval Office.
Carina Macdonald
Sep 30, 20234 min read
Russia’s Strategic Breach of International Law: Pseudo-Elections in Occupied Ukraine
Since the 25 of February 2022, Russia has been accused of breaking legally binding international agreements.
Charlie Hynes
Sep 29, 20233 min read
Felony Voting Disenfranchisement: Debriefing the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals August Ruling
A summary of the recent Court of Appeals decision to preserve felon voting rights: the history, implications, and the long way forward.
Annie Herington
Sep 22, 20232 min read
The Downfall of the British Justice System
The United Kingdom is not generally known to be a place with a struggling justice system. However, recent reports from the Home Office...
Ilhan Alp Yilmaz
Sep 18, 20235 min read
News From Nowhere - William Morris’s Vision For The 22nd Century
In News From Nowhere, William Morris envisions a new Britain without property, courts, or laws.
Siobhan Ali
Sep 11, 20239 min read
Should Prerogative Powers be Codified in Statutory Form?
Prerogative power are sufficiently regulated through existing legal means and political or conventional avenues and do not need codifying
Alexander Wells
Aug 26, 20234 min read
At What Price Freedom?
The freezing of Nigel Farage’s creates need to look into the details and possible dangers of freedom of expression legislation in the UK.
Joy Lee
Aug 21, 20237 min read
Love Island: A Metaphor For Democracy?
Love Island raises questions about democracy concerning governance, intellectual freedom and moral equality.
Adele Spitz
Aug 12, 20234 min read
Ensuring Due Process: Analysing United States v. Sanchez-Gomez in the U.S. Criminal Justice System
United States v. Sanchez-Gomez (2018) has significant implications for due process within the U.S. Criminal Justice system.
Joanna Barrow
Aug 11, 20234 min read
Thailand's election: a new horizon for democracy?
Intro to Thai elections that are underway and the election certification processes/constitutional foundation for leadership in Thailand.
Adele Spitz
Aug 5, 20234 min read
Balancing Religious Practices and Constitutional Limits under the Establishment Clause
This article explores the protection of freedom of religion and the Establishment Clause in the United States Constitution.
Adele Spitz
Jul 31, 20235 min read
Navigating the Tightrope: Gun Control Challenges Within the Bounds of the Second Amendment
SCOTUS's ruling in the case of New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen (2021) has implications for gun control in the US.
Adele Spitz
Jul 28, 20233 min read
Safeguarding Freedom of Speech: The Case for a Federal Anti-SLAPP Law
The Anti-SLAPP law is crucial in protecting freedom of speech. However, it has become a subject of disagreement in recent years.
Isabel Kagoo
Jul 22, 20234 min read
U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against Affirmative Action
This June, the US Supreme Court effectively shut down affirmative action and race-conscious admissions, altering college admissions.
Adele Spitz
Jul 19, 20235 min read
Foreign Sovereign Immunity and the Enforcement Dilemma: Impeding International Institutions Ability
Foreign sovereign immunity has been a fundamental part of the international order. However, it's now posing threats to the accountability.
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