Lyneir Richardson, ’90: Applying Entrepreneurial Thinking to Urban Neighborhoods
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When Fear Becomes Hope
It wasn’t the way Martha C. Nussbaum’s work usually began: provoked by an unbidden sense of alarm, unfolding with the sort of restless urgency that preempts sleep and invites unplanned investigatio...
Justin Driver: Just How Rightward-Leaning was the Burger Supreme Court?
As the Supreme Court’s ninth seat has now sat unoccupied for roughly four months since Justice Antonin Scalia’s death, contemplating the possibilities that appear on the judicial horizon has seldom...
Prof. Randolph Stone and Maya Powe, '17, on Prison Alternatives to Solving Chicago Violence
Do I want to get caught with it or without it? That's the tragic and unfortunate question that some people in Chicago's most hazardous neighborhoods ask themselves.
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Aziz Z. Huq on Why You Shouldn’t Care Whether Kavanaugh Is an ‘Originalist’
For one thing, the originalist label is simply not very telling. It is a common myth that conservative judges are originalists and liberal ones are not.
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Thomas J. Miles, Dean and Clifton R. Musser Professor of Law