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  • 2023
    • October
      • Police Brutality: A Violation of Civil Rights and Steps Towards Justice
    • August
      • Mastering the Maze of Business Arbitration
  • 2022
    • July
      • Jury Selection Discrimination
    • June
      • Suing for Discrimination
    • May
      • Defining Race Discrimination
    • April
      • Racial Segregation in Prisons
    • March
      • States That Lead in The Imprisonment of Black People
    • February
      • People of Color vs. White Americans and Incarceration
    • January
      • Do I Have the Right to Film Police?
  • 2021
    • December
      • How to Resolve Contract Disputes: When Ambiguity Strikes
      • Is Police Body Camera Footage Public Record?
    • October
      • Body Cameras — Why Some Police Departments Have Them and Others Don’t
    • September
      • What Rights Do Parolees Lose?
    • August
      • Do Prisoners Have Any Rights?
    • July
      • Can I Sue Over COVID-19 Protocols in Jail?
    • June
      • Can I Prove Retaliation at Work?
    • May
      • What Laws Protect a Whistleblower in a Wrongful Termination Case?
      • How Do I Know if I Have a Wrongful Termination Case?
    • April
      • Prisoner Rights Litigation Series: Excessive Force
    • March
      • Rehabilitation Rescinded: Prisons Perpetration of Mental Illness in Juveniles
  • 2020
    • July
      • Creek Nation, Tribal Jurisdiction, and the Rights of Native American Peoples
    • June
      • Excessive Use of Force, the Fourth Circuit and In re Jones: This One’s Going to Leave a Mark.
      • Landmark Supreme Court Decision Prohibits Job Discrimination Against LGBTQ+ Employees
      • Mandatory Body Cams Are an Essential Part of Addressing and Remedying the Police Brutality Public Health Crisis Among African Am
  • 2019
    • December
      • A Denial of Human Dignity: Solitary Confinement
    • May
      • Can A Crow Hunt Elk In Wyoming? One Member Of The Crow Tribe Asks The Supreme Court
      • New York Creates Rule to Melt ICE’s Presence in the State’s Courthouses
    • April
      • “LESS MONEY, MORE HOURS, Please,” said No One Ever: A Look at Women in the Workplace and What the Equal Pay Act Means
    • March
      • Bound and Barricaded: How Binding Arbitration Clauses Suppress Your Rights (Assuming You’re Not a Business, Corporation, or Empl
  • 2018
    • May
      • Due Process Rights Of College Students: The Case Of Virginia Tech and Yunsong Zhao
    • April
      • Stuck in the Hole: Our Attorneys Fight Against Solitary Confinement in Prisons and Jails
  • 2017
    • December
      • Virginia Inmates Sue Over Failure to Treat Their Contagious, Hepatitis C Liver Disease
      • Tennessee Judge Reprimanded for Trading Reduced Jail Time for Vasectomies and Nexplanon Injections; Inmates File Lawsuit Against
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