Open PDF in Browser: Sydney Poppe,* Silence for the Sake of “Security”: BOP Regulations Stifle Incarcerated Journalism in Federal Prisons “While living inside prison walls, a journalist’s voice does not …
Open PDF in Browser: Julia Gessert,* Clerk: Unprotected: The Gendered Pipeline to Supreme Court Clerkships Judicial clerkships are amongst the most prestigious positions a lawyer can attain following law school. …
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Open PDF in Browser: Seema Tahir Saifee,* Aggregation at the Bottom Scholars and reformers who aim to reduce reliance on incarceration offer different visions for how to achieve that change. …
Open PDF in Browser: Sarah Gottlieb,* The Indelible Flaws of Conviction Integrity Units Conviction Integrity Units within prosecutors’ offices have doubled in number over the last 10 years. Leaders of …
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Open PDF in Browser: Eun Hee Han,* Assuming Accent: Recognizing the Intersection of Race and National Origin in Title VII Discrimination Recent years have unsettled Asian Americans’ sense of belonging …
Open PDF in Browser: Carolina Núñez, Lucy Williams, David Wingate, Aerin Christensen, & Anna Mae Walker,* “Women’s Language” in Supreme Court Oral Arguments “[A] girl is damned if she does, …
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Open PDF in Browser: McKenzie Porter,* Foreword Foreword The law inevitably shapes our lives—for better or for worse. Now more than ever, I believe it is our imperative to truly …