LawFIU Law Review Volume 12 ePublished – Special Scholarly Impact Report
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FIU Law Review Member Farosha Andasheva discusses free speech in the First Amendment
Articles Editor Farosha Andasheva discusses whether preventing individuals who propagate racist, sexist, and xenophobic ideologies from speaking on college campuses is a disservice to the free speech ideals of the First Amendment.
Hey Hey Ho Ho, Racist Speech Has Got To Go?
Articles Editor Farosha Andasheva discusses whether preventing individuals who propagate racist, sexist, and xenophobic ideologies from speaking on college campuses is a disservice to the free speech ideals of the First Amendment.
FIU Law Review Member Anthony J. Gonzalez discusses issues of civility between opposing attorneys
Sr. Staff Member Anthony J. Gonzalez discusses issues of
civility between opposing attorneys.
Leave The Gun, Take The Cannoli: Comradery in Practice
Sr. Staff Member Anthony J. Gonzalez discusses issues of civility between opposing attorneys.
FIU Law Review Member Rasheed Nader reports on the Endrew decision and the IDEA
Sr. Staff Member Rasheed Nader writes on the Supreme Court’s latest IDEA decision, Endrew, and its effects on public education.
Endrew: A Win for Disability Activists
Sr. Staff Member Rasheed Nader writes on the Supreme Court’s latest IDEA decision, Endrew, and its effects on public education.
FIU Law Review Member Lorenzo Arca reports on the constitutionality of the recent strike on Syria
Sr. Staff Member Lorenzo Arca discusses the constitutionality of the recent strike on Syria.
The Game of Politics & War—Will it Ever End?
Sr. Staff Member Lorenzo Arca discusses the constitutionality of the recent strike on Syria.
FIU Law Review Member Azarius Yanez reports on Lawyers and Psychodrama
Sr. Staff Member Azarius Yanez reports on the cutting-edge trial strategy “Psychodrama,” which is a method of therapy that has been adapted to enhance storytelling.