Public Policy

Canyon County Probation Shares Foreign-Born List With ICE
Civil Law Canyon County Probation Shares Foreign-Born List With ICE

More than half of the individuals flagged on the county's foreign-born list were serving probation for misdemeanor driving under the influence charges rather than violent or high-level felonies. This revelation has ignited a fierce debate within Canyon County, Idaho, where the Misdemeanor Probation

Can Human Rights Survive Five Years of Taliban Rule?
Civil Law Can Human Rights Survive Five Years of Taliban Rule?

The persistent courage of Afghan girls pursuing education despite official bans represents one of the most significant and visible forms of non-violent resistance against the newly established social order. As the current administration enters its fifth year of governance, the societal landscape

IACtHR Rules Peru Responsible for Reproductive Violence
Regulatory & Administrative Law IACtHR Rules Peru Responsible for Reproductive Violence

The Peruvian state’s failure to initiate an ex officio investigation immediately following a suspicious medical death during a state program highlights a deep-seated institutional apathy. This observation serves as the foundation for the recent landmark ruling by the Inter-American Court of Human

Colorado Proposes Landmark AI and Chatbot Safety Rules
Tech & Intellectual Property Colorado Proposes Landmark AI and Chatbot Safety Rules

Privacy settings for minors must default to the most protective tier, prohibiting the use of their personal data for model training without explicit authorization. This mandate serves as a cornerstone of the legislative package recently introduced by the Colorado Department of Law, marking a

How Should North Dakota Protect Children From AI Risks?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Should North Dakota Protect Children From AI Risks?

Establishing clear legal liability for technology corporations could prevent Big Tech from using the youth population as experimental subjects for unvetted algorithmic tools. North Dakota currently finds itself at a significant crossroads as it strives to become a prominent national technology hub

Is Federal Inaction Fueling an AI Environmental Crisis?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Is Federal Inaction Fueling an AI Environmental Crisis?

Supreme Court precedents have made it nearly impossible for private citizens to challenge data center permits under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act without proving rare "intentional discrimination." This legal landscape presents a significant hurdle at a moment when the United States is undergoing

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