May 21, 2024 | Current, Online Edition
[PDF] Olen L. York, III, JD, LLM Assistant Professor Brad D. Smith Schools of Business Lewis College of Business Marshall University Susan W. Lanham, PhD, MAFF, CDFA Associate Professor Brad D. Smith Schools of Business Lewis College of Business Marshall University...
Oct 13, 2023 | Current, Online Edition
Ashish Vaidyanathan* [PDF] Abstract Pharmaceutical drug prices have skyrocketed in the United States, leaving many individuals unable to purchase life-saving medications. While the political branches of government have tried to solve this issue through various...
Jun 15, 2023 | Current, Online Edition
by Ethan Yan* [PDF] Abstract In A.C. v. McKee (2022), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit rejected Rhode Island students’ claims that they had a constitutional right to civic education. Instead of appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court, the students reached a...
Apr 22, 2023 | Current, Online Edition
Gader Wren* [PDF] “We are all textualist now.” Justice Elena Kagan[1] Introduction Over the past few decades, the cost of higher education has exploded. In 2019, then-presidential candidate Senator Elizabeth Warren introduced her plan to forgive $50,000 of...
Jan 23, 2023 | Current, Online Edition
Reviewed by: Tim Fadgen[1] [PDF] Former First Circuit Court of Appeals Chief Judge and Maine native Frank M. Coffin defined judges as “lawyers who were once advocates, whose job now is to decide among advocates, and who, in the process of deciding, will advocate their...
Dec 24, 2022 | Current, Online Edition
By Matthew E. Christoph[1] [PDF] Pay inequity continues to be a problem throughout the United States and the Commonwealth. Women of every race are paid less than men at all education levels, and the problem is compounded if a woman is a member of a marginalized...
