4th Amendment: Unlawful Search and Seizure There is a very interesting discussion (and sometimes argument) to be had surrounding the role of courts in our country – one that is especially interesting to passionate civil rights lawyers like myself. We look back throughout our history and see that courts and their justices have been the […]
The Orlando Shooting I use my blog to discuss the events of the week. These recent events left me in shock. As the shock of what happened last week in Orlando begins to subside, we are left with many serious questions about what happened, and what the future will hold for America. Countless people have
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It’s hard to turn on the TV or open the newspaper today without seeing the name Brock Turner and reading about the horrific stories surrounding his crime. I spent the last week on five different network and cable news shows weighing in on the legal and social implications of the case. The details aren’t pretty:
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It’s hard to imagine more unnerving images than those of unarmed African-Americans in deadly or near-deadly encounters with police officers in the rash of cases that have gripped the nation over the last 12 months. The videos of 12-year-old Tamir Rice being shot as he sat in a local park in Cleveland and of 50-year-old
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As the flowers start to bloom and our attention turns to a new season, I am excited about hitting the streets in the early morning and running in the sunshine. It can be a challenge for moms who work outside the home and juggle so many tasks to focus on their own health and fitness.
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