Payday: Redefining Civil Redress
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Written By: Rebekah Roux Broad History Surrounding Immigration in the United States Immigration policy in the United States has long been shaped by the executive branch, which holds significant discretion... Read more »|
When asked to reflect on his time as a law student at Syracuse, Mitch Nussbaum concluded by stating, “this is all a part of you.” This sentiment resonates throughout Mitch’s... Read more »|
Written By: Michael Mariani On September 8, 2025, The New York Court of Appeals considered a challenge to the Even Year Election Law (“EYEL”), which would move some local elections... Read more »|
Written by: Branden East President Trump’s independent agency head firings are making their way to the Supreme Court, with heavy implications for presidential removal power, the administrative state, and politics... Read more »|
Written By: Jawad Kasimi The conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination on September 10, 2025, has started a fierce debate about the principles and limits of freedom of speech in America.... Read more »|
Written By: Theresa M. Staab Google is an all-knowing search engine, one that knows no bounds. When Google users switch their “Web & App Activity” (WAA) to private, they are... Read more »|
Written By: Matthew H. Benson On August 19, 2025, Robinhood filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada. It is seeking a permanent injunction... Read more »|
Written by: Molly Osinoff Augustine Doe embodies resilience, determination, and exceptional achievement. Raised in Accra, Ghana, Augustine relocated to the United States after political unrest led to the closure of... Read more »|
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