June 29, 2020 Every class teaches an important lesson, but one particular class at Cornell College challenged students on a whole new level. Meghan Yamanishi’s Block 7 class, Constitutional Law: The American System, undertook a block simulation of three pending Supreme Court cases, including Department of Homeland Security v. RegentsRead More →
The UN has warned Britain that its failure to remove combustible cladding from high-rise buildings containing tens of thousands of homes could violate international law. In a new headache for Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick, the global body is demanding answers over the UK Government’s delayed program to fix hundreds ofRead More →
Since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, people across the country have been crying out changes in policing in america. The call to curb police brutality and end racial injustice is louder than ever in just over three weeks after a police officer held Floyd from the knee toRead More →
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia – Regent University School of Law announced the opening of the Robertson Center for Constitutional Law. The Robertson Center for Constitutional Law will draw on the expertise of faculty, students, and its global network of alumni and legal experts to promote free speech, separation of powers, andRead More →