Written By: Natalie Bravo On October 17, the Supreme Court declined a petition to review Fitisemanu v. United States, a case involving three individuals born in American Samoa seeking U.S…. Read more »
Written By: David Trombly First Ever Jury Trial for the Biometric Information Privacy Act. On Oct. 12, a federal jury determined that BNSF Railway Co. violated Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy… Read more »
Written By: Abigail G. Janik “I zigged, and I zagged, and my portfolio kept expanding.” Tanuja M. Dehne L’98 is currently the President and CEO of the Geraldine R. Dodge… Read more »
Written By: Selin Ince National Registry of Exonerations 2022 Report In September of 2022, the National Registry of Exonerations released a Report (the “Report”) demonstrating that Black Americans are significantly… Read more »
Written By: Tiffany Colucci “Alice,” an Oregon rape victim, was jailed earlier this month under a material witness warrant due to concerns she would fail to testify against her perpetrator…. Read more »
Written By: Anthony Levitskiy Kristen Smith is a Labor, Employment, & Municipal Law Attorney at Bond, Schoeneck & King (“Bond”). She recently returned to Bond as a Member (Partner) after… Read more »
Written By: Austin M. Baker Wiese To be a seventeen-year-old kid in this situation with no experience with the system, no experience with any of this stuff, it’s very difficult… Read more »
Syracuse Law Review wishes to celebrate Caitlin Grow for being selected for publication! Cleveland State Law Review has selected Caitlin’s article “Don’t Tread on My IP Rights: A Law and… Read more »
Written By: Emily Pascale As more evidence comes to light surrounding the January 6 insurrection, pressure is mounting on US Attorney General Merrick Garland to bring charges against former president… Read more »
Last Friday, our very own Vol. 73 Business Editor and Vol. 72 2L Member of the Year, Emilie Cullen, appeared at the 105th annual Association for Education in Journalism and… Read more »