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The Role of Mental Health in the Legal Profession
The United States Constitution guarantees all individuals legal representation when they are charged with a crime. While many alleged...
By: Matt Goldstein
Aug 25, 20163 min read
Is the Criminal Justice System Equipped to Handle Those Suffering from Mental Illness?
As our society progresses and evolves, we understand more about mental illness and mental illness has become less stigmatized as a...
Erin Haney
May 14, 20164 min read
Black Incarceration & The School-to-Prison Pipeline
As a criminal law practitioner the percentage of cases that actually go to trial may be in the low single digit percentages, however the...
Amber Cleaver
Apr 14, 20165 min read
Contribution or Corruption?
The line between donating to a candidate’s campaign and bribery isn’t always so clear. For former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman, this...
William Warmke
Apr 14, 20163 min read
Involuntary Commitment: Justified?
Mental health is a large issue in this country. Although the stigmatization of mental illness has been waning in recent years, our...
Matt Goldstein
Apr 12, 20164 min read
The MLAT Problem: A major roadblock for law enforcement worldwide
Today’s crimes are increasingly global and likely to perpetrated over or using the Internet. Thus, it is more likely than not that a law...
HJ Brehmer
Apr 8, 20163 min read
Drug Court: Changing the Face of Our Criminal Justice System
For over thirty years, the War on Drugs has had massive repercussions for the United States. It has brought about racial injustice, mass...
Joshua Couce
Apr 6, 20163 min read
Justice Garland: Redefining “Justice”
Locked in a contentious election year with Republicans and Democrats warring over the majority of topics, many individuals have...
Peter Brostowin
Apr 4, 20163 min read
Privacy vs. Security: The iPhone Encryption Debate
As technology becomes increasingly intermixed with the criminal justice system, Apple continues to advocate on behalf of its users by...
Mallory Corrigan
Apr 4, 20164 min read
Prison Reform: Tackling Recidivism through Job Security
The United States incarcerates more individuals than any other nation in the world. In numbers, that means 2.3 million adults are...
Danielle Bereznay
Mar 30, 20164 min read
The Marital Exception Meets the Islamic State
In recent weeks, Judge Nicholas Garaufis, a federal judge of the Eastern District, ruled that a draft letter an Air Force veteran accused...
Walt Brown
Mar 22, 20164 min read
The Path Less Taken: Diversion Programs Offer the Opportunity for Holistic Change
Whether it is prostitutes in Louisiana, non-violent 18-25 year old men in Oklahoma, or incarcerated adults with mental illnesses in...
Brianna Lozito
Mar 22, 20163 min read
Burglaries, Heart Attacks, and Murder?
When defendants decide to commit a felonious act, they are also subjecting themselves to the possibility of being charged with...
Samantha Dos Santos
Mar 22, 20163 min read
If Not Now, When? A Closer Look at the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015
Although the bill is at a standstill, the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015, if passed would, arguably, be one of the most...
Kristen Rodriguez
Mar 22, 20164 min read
A Concluding Thought is Needed: The Legal Ambiguities of Cell-Site Simulators
A cell-site simulator is a “suitcase-sized device” that impersonates cell carrier-owned equipment to trick a target’s phone into...
Aaron Garavaglia
Mar 19, 20164 min read
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