Written by Allison Kowalczyk Recently, Above the Law published an article about how the U.S. Copyright Office tweeted incorrect copyright advice, showing just how complicated the Copyright Act of 1976 is…. Read more »
Written by Skylar Salim The coronavirus has transformed the daily life of populations across the world with more than two million people infected globally and more than 600,000 of those… Read more »
Written by Shannon Armstrong The interest in the private ownership of big cats has skyrocketed with the release of the Netflix documentary Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness (“Tiger King”)… Read more »
Written by Morgan Mendenhall The world has seen drastic changes over the past few weeks. The global pandemic, Coronavirus, has taken the world by surprise and different countries have handled… Read more »
Written by Ki-Jana Crawford The Coronavirus has impacted how we live our daily lives. The evidence is everywhere. Restaurants and bars are only permitted to fulfill take-out and delivery orders,… Read more »
Written by Benjamin Holtzman On Tuesday, March 10th, the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit held in a 2-1 three-judge panel decision that the Department of Justice… Read more »
Written by Jacob P. Saracino At a 2016 presidential campaign rally in Fort Worth, Texas, then candidate Donald Trump had this to say: “I’m going to open up our libel laws… Read more »
Written by Franklin A. Carcamo 2020 is a monumental year in American history–it marks the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (hereinafter the “ADA”). This landmark civil rights statute… Read more »
Written by Bell Johnson A recent unsealed indictment is the latest step by the Trump Administration to counter Chinese influence at home and abroad. On February 12, 2020, the Department… Read more »
Written by Emily Kosciewicz It is rare for Justice Department leaders to reverse decisions of its own prosecutors on a sentencing recommendation. Normally, U.S. attorneys have wide latitude to recommend sentences… Read more »