By: Samantha Lewis Prisons across the United States are scrambling to respond to a lethal injection shortage that is plaguing the American penitentiary system. In 2011, Hospira Inc., the sole […]
By: Brittany Sullivan Along with several other states, Florida has been heavily featured in the national news cycle with stories of gun possession, use, abuse, and the resulting legal action. […]
By: Erin Mee The United States military has an enormous sexual assault problem. Roughly 23,000 cases of military sexual assault went untried this past year. Of cases of sexual assault […]
By: Erin Mee The Supreme Court greatly expanded the scope of the Fourth Amendment during its recent term. The Court decided that blood testing DUI suspects without the suspects’ consent […]
By: Elaine Ding As California State Senator Canella adequately put it, “the law does not keep up with […] technology.” SB 255 is the California Legislature’s attempt to counter the […]
By: Brian Nistler Mandatory minimums have long been the norm for sentencing when it comes to drug offenses. Most of the mandatory minimums drug laws come from 1986 and 1988 […]