Law
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Before the Ban: The History of U.S. Immigration Policy
Michael Sliwinski | March 24, 2017How recent calls for immigration restrictions compare to the history of immigration policy.
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What Does it Take to Become an Entertainment, Arts, or Sports Lawyer?
University of Miami School of Law | February 8, 2017Find out with Miami Law!
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Death and Taxes: What is the Estate Tax?
Nicole Zub | February 6, 2017Will a repeal of the estate tax actually be good for your wallet?
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Is the U.S. Slowly Phasing Out Capital Punishment?
Nicole Zub | January 23, 2017In 2016, the U.S. saw a record decline in death penalty use and public support.
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Judging a Book by its Cover: The History of Racial Profiling in the United States
Michael Sliwinski | November 18, 2016What exactly is racial profiling and does it work?
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Rape Culture and the Concept of Affirmative Consent
Mary Kate Leahy | November 11, 2016Would an affirmative consent standard help reverse rape culture?
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School Quality and Property Values: Perpetuating Housing Segregation?
Nicole Zub | October 26, 2016The better the school, the higher the property value.
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Mass Incarceration: Why Are There So Many Women Behind Bars?
Nicole Zub | September 20, 2016Orange really is the new black.
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Looking to Launch a Career in Space Law? Nebraska Law is Here to Help
University of Nebraska College of Law | August 17, 2016Is space law the final frontier?
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Should we Provide Stipends for People to Not Commit Crimes?
Mary Kate Leahy | July 20, 2016That's often an oversimplification of some proposals.
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Death Is Different: Restricting the Sale of Lethal Injection Drugs
Mary Kate Leahy | July 18, 2016Should companies make it harder for states to buy execution drugs?
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Reverse Robin Hood: The Benefits and Hazards of Civil Asset Forfeiture
Mary Kate Leahy | July 3, 2016How do we make sure police officers can do their job without abusing their power?
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Are Drug Courts the Answer For Addicts Who Commit Crimes?
Mary Kate Leahy | May 10, 2016The answer is a lot more nuanced than you'd think.
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Should Gun Manufacturers Be Held Accountable By Victims of Gun Violence?
Mary Kate Leahy | April 8, 2016Should guns be treated differently than other products?
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Friedrichs v. CTA: A Big SCOTUS Win for Unions, But Not Over Yet
Ashlyn Marquez | April 8, 2016The case could go back to SCOTUS when a ninth justice is appointed.
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Blighted: What Exactly Is Eminent Domain?
Mary Kate Leahy | March 18, 2016When is it okay for the government to take your property?
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Blood From A Stone: Child Support’s Perverse Incentives
Mary Kate Leahy | March 5, 2016The math doesn't add up.
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Entrepreneurial Spirit?: Behind the Sale of Food Stamps
Mary Kate Leahy | February 19, 2016Why do people need to sell food stamps?
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What Does Antonin Scalia’s Death Mean for the Supreme Court?
Ajla Glavasevic | February 17, 2016A look at his life and legacy.
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Prostitution: Should The “World’s Oldest Profession” Be a Profession?
Mary Kate Leahy | February 8, 2016How should governments deal with prostitution?
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Juveniles with Life Sentences: Will They Get Second Chances Thanks to SCOTUS?
Ajla Glavasevic | February 4, 2016A look at the landmark decision.
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The Innocence Project: A Shot at Redemption in the U.S. Criminal Justice System
Amanda Gernentz Hanson | February 3, 2016Learn how this non-profit is working to free the wrongfully convicted.
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The Federal Government’s Immigration Showdown: SCOTUS Will Decide
Ajla Glavasevic | January 22, 2016How will Obama's executive actions fare?
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The Transgender Murder Crisis: Why Were There So Many Killings in 2015?
Amanda Gernentz Hanson | January 22, 2016Why do we know so little?
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Rising Homicides in Some American Cities: What’s Actually Going on?
Michael Sliwinski | December 30, 2015What's going in our cities?
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Sireen Hashem: Was her Firing Discriminatory?
Ajla Glavasevic | December 29, 2015Why was Sireen Hashem fired?
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Drunk Driving on Trial at the Supreme Court
Ajla Glavasevic | December 16, 2015Three cases are on SCOTUS's docket.