Public Policy

Delaware’s New Charity Care Law Expands Patient Financial Aid
Regulatory & Administrative Law Delaware’s New Charity Care Law Expands Patient Financial Aid

Community-based hospitals serving Delaware’s beach towns must balance the new charity care mandates with the high operational costs of peak-season tourism surges. As the state moves forward with Governor Matt Meyer’s sweeping healthcare reforms, the focus has shifted toward protecting residents

How Can Kenya Balance Human Rights and the Ebola Response?
Regulatory & Administrative Law How Can Kenya Balance Human Rights and the Ebola Response?

Media freedom remains a vital check on state overreach, allowing for the independent reporting of both the epidemiological situation and the government's operational failures. The recent confirmation of an imported case of Bundibugyo Ebola Virus Disease in Nairobi has immediately placed the nation

How is the 287(g) Program Reshaping US Immigration?
Civil Law How is the 287(g) Program Reshaping US Immigration?

A decentralized network of thousands of local officers now serves as the primary infrastructure for the administration's mass deportation campaign. This systemic transformation has effectively recalibrated the relationship between municipal authorities and the federal government, creating a unified

Who Will Lead the Future of Washington County Policing?
Civil Law Who Will Lead the Future of Washington County Policing?

The transition of power in Washington County represents a rare opportunity to redefine the standards of accountability and transparency for the region’s law enforcement personnel. With the impending retirement of Sheriff Dan Starry at the conclusion of the current year, the electorate is faced with

South Korea Amends Emergency Law to End Hospital Rejections
Regulatory & Administrative Law South Korea Amends Emergency Law to End Hospital Rejections

The Korea Alliance of Patients Organization supports the improved admission coordination but warns that the current legal framework is dangerously one-sided toward medical staff. This legislative sentiment follows the recent passage of the amendment to the Emergency Medical Service Act by the South

Supreme Court Weighs Big Oil Liability for Climate Change
Regulatory & Administrative Law Supreme Court Weighs Big Oil Liability for Climate Change

Local governments are increasingly turning to the courts to recover the skyrocketing costs of adapting to extreme weather events linked to historical fossil fuel consumption. This legal movement has culminated in the high-stakes case of Suncor vs. Boulder , where the city of Boulder, Colorado,

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