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Data breaches, now a common occurrence throughout the world, are an ever-present threat to both consumers and companies, exposing on average the personal information of 1.1 million people and racking…

This Note seeks to acknowledge, explain, and offer a remedy to the problem of disparate prosecution of women of color. Women of color are disproportionately arrested and prosecuted for felonies…

At least in theory, courts share the same set of guiding principles when it comes to statutory and rule interpretation. These principles exist to help courts adhere to the rule-makers’…

In Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission v. Brain, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that voters who passed a 1998 voter initiative did not intend to cap contribution limits at the…

This Note advocates that the U.S. Congress pass laws restricting the development of fully autonomous weapons. These “killer robots” have their advocates, but this Note contends that they also present…

This Article reports the results of a qualitative research study identifying best practices for family engagement in the juvenile justice system. The typical system operates from the faulty premise that…

In September 2012, scandal broke at the Massachusetts state crime laboratory: Annie Dookhan, a chemist at the lab, was arrested for falsifying thousands of drug test results. Amazingly, her misconduct…