Recently the Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of Oklahoma's drug protocol using midazolam. This could signal the Court's ruling. [read more]

The interplay between prosecutorial discretion and the death penalty raises potent questions about the constitution and criminal justice system in America. [read more]

An interview with Aziz Rana discussing the impacts of domestic politics and gridlock on the US relationship with Iran. [read more]

In the aftermath of the Walter Scott incident, will cameras on police officers help keep police accountable for their actions? [read more]

New state regulations on spending are designed to curb food stamp abuse. But are these prescriptions for change worse than the problem? [read more]

Enter: the self-driving car. The self-driving car is never distracted, never asleep at the wheel, and never drunk. This should theoretically improve road safety. But what happens when it malfunctions? [read more]

The case that allowing students to discharge student loans in bankruptcy could benefit students and the economy in the long run. [read more]

Advocates argue that laws against bullying will aid in reducing victimized students and improving children's lives. [read more]

Extending the doctrine allowing service on an airplane over a state, one judge has held that you can serve process via a Facebook message. [read more]

Plaintiffs in California and NY have filed lawsuits challenging their respective states’ laws prohibiting Physician-Assisted Suicide because the statute violates privacy & due process rights. [read more]