An Executive Violation
This article is a student op-ed piece from Professor Kim Wehle’s spring 2020 course “Advanced Constitutional Law: Democracy at Risk.” The Legislation and Policy Brief allowed the students to publish […]
The Coronavirus Pandemic and Federalism: States Possess the Constitutional Right to Enforce Travel Restrictions in a Public Health Emergency
This article is a student op-ed piece from Professor Kim Wehle’s spring 2020 course “Advanced Constitutional Law: Democracy at Risk.” The Legislation and Policy Brief allowed the students to publish […]
The Banality of Trump’s Evils: The COVID-19 pandemic is obscuring America’s quiet slip into totalitarianism. Now is the time for all of us to call it out for what it is.
This article is a student op-ed piece from Professor Kim Wehle’s spring 2020 course “Advanced Constitutional Law: Democracy at Risk.” The Legislation and Policy Brief allowed the students to publish […]
Puerto Rico Is an Unincorporated Territory That Is American in Name Only
This article is a student op-ed piece from Professor Kim Wehle’s spring 2020 course “Advanced Constitutional Law: Democracy at Risk.” The Legislation and Policy Brief allowed the students to publish […]
Voting for Legacy: How Chief Justice Roberts is Protecting the Supreme Court
This article is a student op-ed piece from Professor Kim Wehle’s spring 2020 course “Advanced Constitutional Law: Democracy at Risk.” The Legislation and Policy Brief allowed the students to publish […]
In the Time of COVID-19, Access to Medication Abortion is More Vital than Ever
This article is a student op-ed piece from Professor Kim Wehle’s spring 2020 course “Advanced Constitutional Law: Democracy at Risk.” The Legislation and Policy Brief allowed the students to publish […]