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In the Time of COVID-19, Access to Medication Abortion is More Vital than Ever

August 2, 2020August 2, 2020 The AU Legislation and Policy Brief

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 […]

Democracy Needs a Booster Shot

August 2, 2020 The AU Legislation and Policy Brief

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 […]

Trump’s Vote-By-Mail Rhetoric – And His Hypocrisy

August 2, 2020 The AU Legislation and Policy Brief

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 […]

What Federalism Means In Pandemic Will Be Defined By Trump Alone, But Blame Voters, Not the Constitution

August 2, 2020 The AU Legislation and Policy Brief

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 […]

Swing-States Must Administer Their Elections by Mail to Ensure a Fair Presidential Election in 2020

August 2, 2020 The AU Legislation and Policy Brief

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 Supreme Court Is Close to Declaring Most of the Federal Government Unconstitutional

August 2, 2020 The AU Legislation and Policy Brief

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 […]

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