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LOTL: Who’s the Boss? International Law and American Legal Norms

November 14, 2017 by Chris Cain Leave a Comment

Each and every day it becomes more and more apparent that countries don’t exist in isolation. Disputes between countries and international incidents touch the lives of ordinary citizens due to the widespread access and rapid exchange of information in the digital age. The intersection between international affairs and relations and national governments has certainly become more … [Read more...] about LOTL: Who’s the Boss? International Law and American Legal Norms

LOTL: Unwritten, Inalienable Rights

November 7, 2017 by Chris Cain Leave a Comment

The idea of natural rights has been a prominent current throughout the history of the American legal system. A number of the so called founding documents of the United States even explicitly reference natural, or inalienable rights that belong to every person simply due to their status as a human being. This idea raises an interesting question as to the status of those natural … [Read more...] about LOTL: Unwritten, Inalienable Rights

LOTL: Donald Trump’s Travel Ban and Principles of Justiciability

October 17, 2017 by Chris Cain Leave a Comment

  In late January of this year Donald Trump signed an executive order that caused massive nationwide protests, and sparked a dialogue surrounding the issues of executive authority, race and ethnicity, and foreign relations. The decision to ban the immigration of individuals from specific countries, despite its shaky judicial foundation, raises an important question … [Read more...] about LOTL: Donald Trump’s Travel Ban and Principles of Justiciability

LOTL: Concerned about Gerrymandering? The Supreme Court Is

October 3, 2017 by Chris Cain Leave a Comment

The Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments today in the case of Gill v. Whitford. This is a case that has the potential to reshape the political landscape across national and state electoral maps. However, before diving into the issues raised by Gill v. Whitford it is important to understand the history of gerrymandering both in principle and how it functions … [Read more...] about LOTL: Concerned about Gerrymandering? The Supreme Court Is

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