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Tweet You may have noticed people changing their Facebook profile picture to a pink equals sign on a red background yesterday. This action was in support of the GLBTQ community [more...]

Tweet The date is June 26, 2008. The man is Dick Anthony Heller. This man was a police officer who appealed to the Supreme Court in an attempt to go [more...]

Tweet Is it unconstitutional for the government to spy on Americans without a warrant? Right now the government can intercept American citizens’ emails, cell phone conversations, text messages, Google searches [more...]

Tweet One of the most basic tenets of modern business, copyright and trademark law is the doctrine of “First sale”. The idea behind this doctrine is to balance the concerns [more...]

Tweet Enrique Carbajal, a junior political science and sociology major with a concentration in criminal justice, believes he owes his opportunity at higher education to affirmative action. “You wouldn’t see [more...]

Tweet Today the Supreme Court will hear arguments for and against the constitutionality of using race as a determining factor for admissions to higher education institutions. Regardless of the verdict, [more...]

Tweet With the U.S. Supreme Court reviewing a case on Affirmative Action today, many universities across the U.S. may have to change admissions procedures if the court finds the program [more...]

Tweet Wednesday, the constitutionality of the use of affirmative action will be debated in the U.S. Supreme Court. Due to the composition of the Supreme Court, the potential racial discrimination [more...]

Tweet I just want to make one fact perfectly clear. I am a civil libertarian. I believe quite firmly that the Federal Government does not have a place in regulating [more...]

Tweet Michael Booth at the Denver Post reported today on what the Medicaid expansion might cost Colorado in its first few years, and the numbers that he’s dug up are [more...]

Supreme Court

Changing your Facebook profile picture doesn’t automatically make you a GLBTQ ally

Even amendments are subject to change

FISA in the Supreme Court: Can American citizens bring suit?

First sale under fire: JOHN WILEY & SONS vs KIRTSAENG

CSU students on affirmative action

Affirmative Action doesn’t have to be divisive

Affirmative Action case will not impact CSU admissions

Affirmative action in the Supreme Court, my race may no longer count against me in my law school applications

Indefinite Detention of All Americans is Not Going to Happen, Despite the NDAA

Obamacare may result in $6.9 billion in Medicaid costs in Colorado