COVID Inspires Renewed Calls to Decriminalize Sex Work in D.C.
About the Author: Siena Richardson is a first year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Siena graduated from New York University and hopes to work in public […]
Congressional Stock Trading Amid COVID-19
About the Author: Monica Nettles is a second year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Monica graduated from Arizona State University and hopes to work in criminal […]
From Your Front Door to the Ballot – Prop 22’s Impact
About the Author: Daraja Carroll is a third year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Daraja graduated from San Diego State University and hopes to work on […]
The Erosion of the United States Senate in the Age of Emergency, and Why Reforming Rule XXII Could Restore Regular Order
About the Author: Evan Chiarelli is a third year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Evan graduated from the University of Missouri and hopes to work on […]
Delays in Nomination Approval Risk National Security
About the Author: Victoria Kelley is a third year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Victoria graduated from Missouri State University and hopes to work for a […]
Measuring the Efficacy of Congressional Oversight Should be Secondary to Issuance of Minority Party Requests in Partisan Inquiries
About the Author: Robert Evans is a second year law student at American University- Washington College of Law. Robert graduated from Lehigh University and hopes to work on the Hill […]