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In her second post, Danielle Coffey checks out the potential downsides to courthouse therapy dog programs by analyzing the trial court’s decision in People v. Tohom.
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Diversity in law faculty and law journals is an important but controversial topic. This week, Brenda Beauchamp asks why and looks at what can be done to fix them.
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Dorota Poplawska balances the pursuit of justice against privacy interests in electronic DNA databases.
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In the first post of her two-part series, Danielle Coffey introduces us to courthouse therapy dog programs and the effect they have on testifying victims.