Kieya SimpsonDec 28, 20204 min“Your Eyes are Playing Tricks on You”: Eyewitness Identification ReformOtis Boone insisted that he was innocent after being accused of two robberies in 2011. He was nineteen at the time, and two separate...
Kaitlyn WallaceNov 13, 20205 minJury Diversification: Correcting Prosecutorial Misconduct in the Aftermath of Flowers After two decades behind bars, Curtis Flowers was released from the Mississippi correctional facility where he was imprisoned for charges...
Aaron EarlywineNov 13, 20207 minThe Punishment Begets the CrimeToledo, Ohio, home of the Rockets and known as the Glass City, hugs both sides of the Maumee River. Toledo is a relatively large city...
Andrew ParkAug 7, 20202 minLetter from the editor, Volume XI, Issue IWe are in extraordinary times. Amidst protest and the struggle for a fulfillment of the promises of our democracy, there is still an...
Janee (JD) LeFrereJun 20, 20204 minDefining Essential Services in a State of Emergency: Abortion Access and the COVID-19 PandemicIn 1973, Roe v. Wade(1) asserted that access to safe and legal abortions was a constitutionally protected right in the United States....