Putting the “Public” back in Public Housing
The National Football League thrives on the talent of young stars whose incredible stories about overcoming adversity in their lives make them exceptional. One of those players is Deshaun Watson, […]
The United States Needs a New Special Inspector General
In the last several years, inspectors general (IGs) have become a household topic of discussion across the United States. From the Inspector General for the Intelligence community to the Department […]
COVID-19 Pandemic Highlights Need to Rethink the Use of Public Space
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has led to numerous changes in American life. Among these are attempts to find ways to be outside without a major risk of exposure to COVID-19. […]
An Epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
More than eighty percent of American Indian and Alaska Native women have experienced violence.[1] Half of indigenous women have experienced sexual violence.[2] Of the 5,712 cases of missing or murdered […]
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 […]