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Landowners' environmental responsibility

Under common-law jurisdictions, the law – legislative and judiciary counterparts – should impose an inherent positive duty on owners and...

Dobbs v Jackson - What happened to Roe v Wade?!

Dobbs v. Jackson's Women's Health Organization is a landmark decision by the US Supreme Court on June 24, 2022, stating that all bans on...

Tangshan Assault - what happened?

On June 10, 2022 a video clip went viral on the internet and led to a nationwide uproar in China: it graphically depicted an assault...

Is the Law the chief threat to our Freedom, or its best guarantor?

In order to answer the question, key terms to this question need to be defined. In specific, I like to define the "Law" as not only a system

Novak Djokovic’s deportation and its greater implications: consular non-reviewability

Novak Djokovic, previously one of the top men’s tennis players, was deported one day from Australia by a unanimous three-judge panel...

Is Kyle Rittenhouse a "vigilante" or a "volunteer"?

Recently, a verdict of a criminal case in the US has drawn great public attention - both criticisms and appraisals. It is not a surprise...

To our ‘First’ Justice — Sandra Day O’Connor

August 19, 1981 - Sandra Day O’Connor was the first Supreme Court justice nominated during President Reagan’s presidency and the first...

IS INCARCERATION THE FINAL ANSWER?

My Uncle did 25 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Is that right? Is it right that "black and Hispanic people are...

To what extent does a codified constitution help or hinder liberty?

If codified constitution is the heart, then liberty is the soul. Without a soul, a person is not said to be complete — so is liberty. In...

How Debate Intersects with Law

Have you ever considered debating, but shied away because it seemed too intimidating? Debate has been popularized as a teen...

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