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Scapegoats

Just what lay behind the New York DA’s aggressive targeting of a small Chinatown bank in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis? Abacus Federal ...

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2018

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The Freedom Fighter

Raised in the crucible of Communist Romania, scholar Vlad Perju mounts an inspired global campaign against the foes of constitutional democracy.

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2018

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Saving Democracy

Amid rapid globalization and rising populism, threats to liberal constitutional democracies are prevalent in countries like Poland, Turkey, Hungary, and Venezuela. Poland Threat: Government refused ...

Winter 2018

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Getting In

Five 1Ls share the essays that earned them entrance into law school.

Winter 2018

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When You Wish Upon a Star

Erika Craven / Hamilton College

Winter 2018

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Stepping Away from Fear

Jaegun Lee / University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Winter 2018

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A Long-Lost Voice Is Found

Danielle Richmond / University of Florida

Winter 2018

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I Get to Decide Who I Am

Samuel Tincher / Berea College

Winter 2018

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Revolutions Big and Small

Jorge Toledo / University of California, Berkeley

Winter 2018

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Where They Are Now

The essayists from the Class of 2017 reap the rewards of law school.

By Jane Whitehead
Winter 2018