R. Coleman FlowersApr 23, 20193 min readPolitics in the Courtroom: US Disregard for International Justice and the ICCGut check. Is the United States leading the world in criminal justice? Do we as a nation actually support a robust and fair justice...
Aminah MuhammadApr 23, 201914 min readCyberbullyingThroughout history, people of all ages and backgrounds have dealt with various difficulties as they navigate through life. One of the...
Belen CrispApr 16, 20193 min readAre Prosecutors Above Reproach? New York’s Struggle to Address Prosecutorial ConductIn 2018, New York became the first state to create a statewide commission, called the Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct, to address...
Sarah WilsonApr 13, 20192 min readE-Discovery Disadvantages the Defense in Criminal CasesEvery minute of every day Americans use about 3,138,420 gigabytes of internet data. This massive surge of data use has spiked the amount...
Marjorie LluveresApr 10, 20193 min readPaying for Justice: Public Defenders and Prosecutors Fight for Better SalariesEarlier this year, Miami-Dade Public Defender Carlos Martinez and State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle urged Florida lawmakers to...
Brigitte SottoApr 9, 20193 min readSCOTUS Update: Flowers v. MississippiWhen it comes to criminal cases, jury selection is quite vital. Jurors can make or break a case, and attorneys around the country have...
Alejandra RojasApr 6, 20195 min readMS-13: Betrayed the Gang, Betrayed by the StateFive years ago on Long Island, a desperate student wrote a letter to his English teacher. He had no way of knowing that his effort to be...