Opinion Article: The First Amendment Rights of Social Media Platforms to Moderate Content Recent cases concerning the First Amendment rights of social media platforms to moderate content has the potential to greatly affect not only journalists, but the news media as a whole. As such, it is important to discuss the implications of these cases […] More
Supreme Court Denies Petition for Certiorari: Breaking Down the Ruling on Detection Levels of Donor Cell-Free DNA Today’s news that the United States Supreme Court denied the petition for certiorari brought by CareDX, Inc. in May, has sent shockwaves throughout the legal world. In this article, we will break down the ruling on detection levels […] More
News Article About the Supreme Court’s New Term The United States Supreme Court is back in the spotlight as it begins its new term, and Americans everywhere are eager to know what controversial issues it will tackle. From gun control to abortion to social media, this term promises to be an engaging one. This news […] More
Opinion Article: Judicial Arsonists on the Fifth Circuit The United States Supreme Court is once again facing the challenge of judicial arsonists on the Fifth Circuit. This opinion article aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the current situation, exploring the implications of this issue for the US judicial system and for the American people. […] More
Profile Article on Brazil’s Supreme Court Chief Justice Luis Roberto Barroso Brazil’s Supreme Court has a new chief justice, Luis Roberto Barroso, who has been a vocal advocate for progressive reforms in the country. Barroso is known for his liberal views, such as favoring legalizing abortion and criminalizing homophobia, and has been a Supreme Court […] More
Opinion Article: Governor Jay Inslee’s Response to the Pandemic and Potential Lawsuits When the pandemic struck our nation, it sent shockwaves through the economy and forced states to take drastic measures to protect their citizens. In Washington, Governor Jay Inslee took steps to protect renters from eviction, despite the potential consequences of lawsuits from landlords. […] More