The Citizen-Soldier: America’s Second Responder
Written by Ryan M. Marquette Dating back to the American Revolution, the United States was founded upon the fear of military forces being used domestically. There was even a strong… Read more »
Monthly Archives: January 2021
Twitter, Trump, and the Question of the First Amendment
Written by Tara Andryshak Background On January 8, 2021, Twitter permanently suspended President Donald Trump from using his Twitter account or tweeting off of another Twitter account. Two tweets caused… Read more »
Sedition at the Capitol
Written by Jackson Somes Introduction On January 6, 2021, an angry mob of supporters of Donald Trump stormed the United States Capitol. The mob was called to Washington D.C. on… Read more »
Could Lisa Montgomery Be the Fourth Woman Executed by the Federal Government? Department of Justice Appeals District Court’s Ruling on Rescheduled Execution
Written by Shelby Petro On December 28th, 2020, the Department of Justice (DOJ) appealed a ruling which stopped the scheduled execution of Lisa Montgomery. The DOJ wishes to proceed with… Read more »
The Nation’s Pill Pusher: Walmart the Latest in Opioid Litigation
Written by Kelsey Gonzalez Background to Current Case In a civil suit filed in the District of Delaware on December 22, 2020, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Walmart Inc.,… Read more »