The Constitutional Right We Have Bargained Away
By Carissa Byrne Hessick The Atlantic The Bill of Rights exists to protect individuals. It protects the right to free speech, the right to due process, the right to counsel, and […]
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Unequal Before the Law
By Matthew Clair The Nation This spring, graphic images of a white police officer digging his knee into George Floyd’s neck served as a catalyst to renew the mass social […]
Murderous Manila
By James Fenton The New York Review of Books One night in December, I was standing in heavy rain, under an umbrella, in a dark Manila alleyway, outside a house […]
Confidentiality and Fairness in Campus Sexual Assault Cases
By Judith Resnik, Alexandra Brodsky, & Claire Simonich The Nation An overdue public debate has erupted about how to address the widespread problem of sexual misconduct on college campuses. It’s clear […]
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