The US continues to be plagued by inconsistencies in Covid testing for flights, to the detriment of various stakeholders

Following the leaked draft from the US Supreme Court concerning abortions, here are some of the new abortion laws that may be enforced

Here are the top legal news headlines from April 2022 ranging from sanctions against Russia to abortion bans across the US

This article explores limitations in US law concerning sexual misconduct in public and private schools, hindering the protection of students

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is being labelled as a war crime. But what is a “war crime”? And can they be proven?

In the United States, a war is being waged against "Big Tech" and the climate may allow for the introduction of new antitrust legislation

In the heyday of Tammany Hall’s reign over New York City's politics in the early Twentieth Century, Lower Manhattan was rampant with...

This article explores the two-party system and discusses why it exists and whether it should be scrapped in favor of a multi-party system

An analysis of H.R.1, its legal ramifications and its implications for federal and state elections, election law and campaign financing

An examination of the indictments brought against the Trump Organisation and Allan Weisselberg

July has been a divisive month, from racist online trolls to lockdown restrictions easing . Here are the top legal news headlines

20 years after the US began military involvement in Afghanistan, immigration laws and foreign policies threaten a humanitarian crisis

This article discusses President Biden’s first official overseas trip, focusing on both his interaction with NATO and the US-Russia summit.

St Andrews alumna Sibilla Grenon discusses her postgraduate law degree at Georgetown University and how to transition into a career in law

This article analyses the Biden Administration's use of executive orders and why they are an unsuitable alternative to passing legislation.

Freedom of speech is necessary for important political discourse and its limitation leads to the vilification of political opponents

Taiwan’s statehood is not ambiguous. The willingness of other states to acknowledge it, however, is.

From escalating conflict between Israel and Palestine to LGBTQ healthcare protections in the US, here are some legal news headlines from May

Utilising the American Museum of Tort Law as a case study, this article examines the inherent challenges faced by law museums

An examination of the HALT Act and solitary confinement within the US criminal justice system