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Across the country, there is a challenge in measuring racial disparities in criminal justice policy. In the United States, the most common point of interaction between its citizens and the police is through police traffic stops. When we look at the data from these stops, we can potentially find evidence of bias within our policing system…
Asylum petitioners are individuals who seek protection in another country because they have fled their home due to persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution. Under international law, this persecution must be based on one or more protected grounds…
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York prosecutors are charging a Cambodian national, Chen Zhi, also known as “Vincent,” and seven unnamed co-conspirators with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy…
When most think of the proposition of going to law school, one of the first concerns is regarding tuition. Law school is very expensive, and this is a fact, but the first financial hurdles occur before submission…