Month: September 2024

Attentive Reading: A South African Example of Law in Context Kris Franklin and Sarah E. Chinn Perhaps the time has finally come to acknowledge the usually subterranean battles in legal work over the deployment of historical and social context in law. Lawyers, judges, and legal scholars are always implicitly asking: what are we allowed to… continue reading

Defend Our Data: A Call On Lawmakers To Strengthen Reproductive Healthcare Data Privacy After The Fall Of Roe Kristen Bentz In June 2022, the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Center, holding that the United States Constitution does not grant the right to an abortion. Animating the Court’s decision was… continue reading