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Imagine that the people yesterday gathered to draft a new Constitution, which includes a First Amendment that says: “The government shall not abridge the...
Like every academic journal, the Harvard Law Review has rigorous editorial processes governing how it solicits, evaluates, and determines when and whether to publish a piece. An...
Amid the record-breaking global temperatures this summer, the heat ticked ever higher in Sacramento between the District Attorney's office and City Hall. In a...
A couple of notable defendants are stuck in state court. State prosecutors have charged former President Donald Trump, his Chief of Staff Mark Meadows,...
As the first day of classes neared, Bridgette Exman, assistant superintendent of the Mason City School District in north-central Iowa, found herself plugging a...
