by John Francis Delano The Supreme Court has held that affirmative action can be squared with the Equal Protection Clause on several occasions, but it has never stated a clear standard to distinguish between acceptable affirmative action, and invidious discrimination on the basis of race. That may change next year when it […]
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by Kellie Fiedorek Absent from the recent political commentary—particularly the discussions surrounding the back-to-back Republican and Democratic National Conventions—is an honest account of what the law of the land currently is when it comes to abortion in the United States. While the United States stands as a model for representative democracy […]
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