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    Cyberbullying & Internet Law: Can we control what others post online?
        It was a frightening ordeal for a Carlsbad family when their teenage daughter, Baileigh Karam, ran away after a video...
    By Lauren Audette | February 14, 2013
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    Will Fisher v. Texas Clarify University Diversity?
      Abigail Fisher applied to the University of Texas at Austin. She was not admitted.  Fisher knew of minority students who were...
    By William Kropach | October 23, 2012
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    Environmental Hypocrisy
    Are you an environmentalist? If so, what does that mean to you? Let me tell you what it means to me, not in an intentionally vituperative...
    October 17, 2012
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    Sanctioning Corporate Human Rights Violations
    On October 1, 2012, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that would decide the extent to which U.S. courts can...
    By Justine N. Eldridge | October 17, 2012
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    Breast Cancer Awareness and Research Month
      October is the designated “Breast Cancer Awareness and Research” month across the country! Millions of men and women...
    By Nancy Coblenz | October 17, 2012
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    Don't Let the Bullies Get You Down
      As a hot topic of discussion, bullying has recently taken center stage. It has become an underestimated, pervasive problem that...
    By Lauren Audette | October 17, 2012
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    Political Civil War
    When did the names of our two biggest political parties suddenly become curse words?  For many Americans, the mere utterance of ...
    By Chad Casey | October 13, 2012
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    Land of the Free?
    December 31, 2011 – New Year’s Eve.  President Obama signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act.  The $...
    By Jared Drucker | February 20, 2012
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    GPS Tracking? Not Without a Valid Warrant
    On January 23 of this year, The Supreme Court of the United States came down with a long anticipated decision addressing major issues...
    February 19, 2012
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    How Studying Too Long Can Kill You
    At the end of a long day of studying Evidence in July 2010, I got up from my favorite study chair to go to bed.   I had been...
    By Elizabeth Hilliard | February 19, 2012