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Title III of the Helms-Burton Act: Reparations or a Secondary Cuba Embargo?
At least 20 lawsuits have been filed since Title III of the Helms-Burton Act was put into effect.
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Could Postal Banking Help Underserved Communities & Boost the USPS?
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Should the Right to an Attorney Be Extended to Civil Matters?
The right to an attorney does not extend to civil cases, leaving the poor to navigate the legal system alone.
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States Must Take the Lead in Resolving Partisan Gerrymandering Cases
Because the Supreme Court won’t address partisan gerrymandering, states must take the lead in making sure new districts are fairly constructed.
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Supreme Court Reaffirms Exception to Double Jeopardy
‘Double jeopardy’ prohibits one from being tried twice for the same offense.
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More Than a Year After the Death of Net Neutrality, Debate Rages On
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Does the Fourth Amendment Extend to Cell Phone Searches at the Border?
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New California Law Addresses the ‘Independent Contractors vs. Employees’ Debate
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Stem Cell Therapies Ruled a ‘Drug,’ FDA to Regulate
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Courts Increasingly Using Presumptive ADR to Settle Civil Cases
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