Gray Crow – There has yet to be prescribed an adequate solution to one of the most pressing issues facing young student-athletes: the NCAA transfer rule. One might find it difficult to imagine being a world-class, sought after, high school athlete who is recruited to play your sport at the collegiate level—I certainly can’t. Each […]
Antonia Iragorri Bernal – Ethics are not taken lightly in the legal community. Judges in particular are held to a high standard of professionalism that comes with playing the role of a judicial representative to the people. The Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee, the body that regulates judiciary conduct, drafts opinions which lay out the practices […]
Templeton Timothy – Antitrust laws have been in place for decades, and their objective is to eliminate or regulate practices that may obstruct free competition. Whenever people discuss antitrust laws, they are likely referencing one or more of four acts by Congress. The first is The Sherman Act of 1890. The aim of this act was […]
Aaron Seals – Hong Kong, a tiny island smaller than Rhode Island, has an unusual history. Britain claimed parts of Hong Kong in the mid-nineteenth century and in 1892 legally leased the island from China for a term of 99 years. Although the negotiator of the lease believed the 99-year term actually granted Britain the island […]
