FIU Law Review Archives - Page 28 of 30

Charlie Hebdo: Freedom of Expression versus the Protection of Religious Feelings

The spotlight has been cast on the scales balancing the freedom of expression with the freedom of...

Jurists (perhaps aspirationally) claim, “The mills of justice grind slowly, but they grind...

The survivors of victims of maritime casualties are often left bewildered after a loved one passes...

It is often said that marriage is about love and divorce is about money. This reductionist view...

There is a common misconception concerning the undocumented and their future prospects. Many...

Before the advent of technology, privacy rights to tangible assets left behind by a decedent were...