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Via Procedurally Taxing By: Carl Smith This is an update on two cases discussed by Keith Fogg in a recent post. The post primarily discussed the case of Chandler v. United States, 2018 U.S. Dist. …
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Via Wired By: Susan Crawford When you make a phone call, I'm willing to bet you don't think of the phone line as having free speech rights of its own. That phone line has one job: getting the …
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Via the Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinic This podcast will spotlight efforts to bridge the political divide in the U.S. through dialogue and collaborative processes, profiling the …
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By: Stephan Sonnenberg '06 Last month, I wrote about the fundamental debate over whether ADR processes should have any role to play in situations of alleged domestic violence. The answer I proposed …
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Via the Human Rights Program By: Thomas Becker On October 12th, students from the International Human Rights Clinic arrived at the Villa Ingenio Cemetery on the outskirts of El Alto, Bolivia to …
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Via the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review By: Philliip Torrey The “conviction” definition is one of the most misunderstood and odious provisions in our country’s immigration statute. …
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