Published: Michael Varrige
We are proud to announce that 3L and Form and Accuracy Editor Michael Varrige will be published this spring! His Note will appear in Syracuse Law Review. Publication: Syracuse Law Review, Volume 69, Book 3 Note: Why...
Monthly Archive: March 2019
Universities & Parents Face Civil Suits as College Admissions Scandal Continues to Unfold
Written by Jeffrey Fasoldt Federal prosecutors charged 50 people—including 33 parents—with colluding to buy spots at selective universities last week in the largest college admissions scandal the country has ever seen. The charges...
Supreme Court to Rule on Establishment Clause Challenge to the Bladensburg Peace Cross Memorial
Written By Gaity Hashimi Background The Supreme Court recently heard arguments regarding the constitutionality of the display and maintenance of a 40-foot tall cross in Bladensburg, Maryland which was erected in 1919 to...
Published: Alex Grzebyk
We are proud to announce that 3L and Associate Member Alex Grzebyk will be published this spring! Her Note will appear in Syracuse Law Review. Publication: Syracuse Law Review, Volume 69, Book 2 Note:...
The Kardashian-Jenner Family, Jordyn Woods, and the Law: How Non-Disclosure Agreements Operate
Written by Kendra Peterson Introduction: The Scandal That Started It All For those that keep up with the Kardashians, it came as a shock when the news broke about Jordyn Woods’ cheating scandal....
Published: Katie Hyma
We are proud to announce that 3L and Associate Member Katie Hyma will be published this spring! Her Note will be published in Book 1 of Syracuse Law Review. Publication: Syracuse Law Review, Volume...
Federal Court Judge Declares the Male-Only Draft Unconstitutional
written by thomas clifford Nearly four decades after the United States Supreme Court upheld the Military Selective Service Act (MSSA), a federal District Court judge declared that the act’s male-only draft violates the...