FIU Law Review Member Lorenzo Arca reports on federalism and the Electoral College

Feb 21, 2017 | FIU Law Review, Student News

FIU Law third year student and FIU Law Review Senior Staff Member Lorenzo Arca authored The...

FIU Law Review Member Andrea Huerta reports on the juvenile justice system

Feb 8, 2017 | FIU Law Review, Student News

FIU Law third year student and FIU Law Review Senior Staff Member Andrea Huerta authored The...

The Juvenile Justice System: Bridging the Gap Between Victims of Circumstance with the Potential for Rehabilitation

Feb 8, 2017 | FIU Law Review

by Andrea Huerta Over the past fifty years, the United States Supreme Court has examined and...

FIU Law Review Member Azarius Yanez considers the Reptile Theory trial strategy

Feb 8, 2017 | FIU Law Review, Student News

FIU Law third year student and FIU Law Review Senior Staff Member  Azarius Yanez authored The...

The Reptile in Us All

Feb 8, 2017 | FIU Law Review

by Azarius Yanez Does the act of self-preservation override the act to empathize and sympathize...

Cashing Bad Checks on Negative Balances: Using Congress’ Legislative Power to Mitigate the Damage Done by the Supreme Court’s Decision in McCleskey

Feb 7, 2017 | FIU Law Review

by Rachel Gonzalez In one of the most contested death penalty cases the United States Supreme...