“Earth is the cradle of man, and man must leave his cradle to grow. The pollution of outer space threatens this evolution.”[1] *Dallon Danforth I. Introduction Mankind’s reach extended beyond planet Earth for the first time on October 4, 1957, with the Soviet Union’s historic launch of the Sputnik 1 satellite.[2] Following the launch ofContinue reading “Corporate Accountability from Earth to Orbit: A New Era in Outer Space”
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“To Be Determined” – Notice Requirements in Immigration Cases
*Rory Rightmyer Moris Esmelis Campos-Chaves, native and citizen of El Salvador, arrived in the United States in January 2005.[1] Since then, he formed a family here, and is father to two U.S. citizen children.[2] He consistently pays his taxes and has no criminal record.[3] Shortly after arriving, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) served himContinue reading ““To Be Determined” – Notice Requirements in Immigration Cases”
How Trump 2024 is Shaping Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment
*Tyler Hueffmeier I. Introduction Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential run may be unconstitutional. Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment states that no “elector of President and Vice President . . . shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” the United States.[1] Trump’s actions on January 6, 2021, specifically his efforts to refuseContinue reading “How Trump 2024 is Shaping Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment”
Algorithmic Accountability and the Sixth Amendment: The Right to Confront an Artificial Witness
*Dallon Danforth “[T]he Confrontation Clause guarantees more than the right to ask questions of a live witness…” – William J. Brennan Jr., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States of America.[1] I. Introduction One day, for seemingly no reason at all, you are arrested and charged with the murder of aContinue reading “Algorithmic Accountability and the Sixth Amendment: The Right to Confront an Artificial Witness”
Maryland Tax Sales: Change is on the way—One way, or Another
*Joshua Rodriguez I. Introduction In August of this year, Baltimore City resident Deana Woodward lost her home to the City’s tax sale process, likely due in part to an error by Baltimore City’s Department of Public Works.[1] Baltimore City executed Ms. Woodward’s eviction August 7, 2023, despite efforts to cease forced removals on owner-occupied tax saleContinue reading “Maryland Tax Sales: Change is on the way—One way, or Another”
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