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Judges are human and experience emotion when hearing cases, though the
standard account of [...]

Federal jurisdiction-the "power" of the court-is seen as something
separate and unique, with a [...]

 

For more information about 2011 Immigration Symposium that CLR co-hosted, [...]

On many Indian reservations throughout the country,
the federal government is the only sovereign [...]

As a society, we have been largely indifferent to
the prevalence of male rape victimization. In [...]

It has become almost universal practice for
countries to adopt formal constitutions. Little is [...]

The Los Angeles County Men’s Jail segregates gay
and transgender inmates and says that it does [...]

Padilla v. Kentucky was a watershed in the U.S. Supreme Court’s
turn to regulating plea [...]

Federal
Rule of Civil Procedure ("FRCP") 24(a)(2) permits third parties whose interests
are [...]

Tent
cities have reemerged in the public view as a result of economic depression and
the [...]