Public Health Powers, Plainly: Where Quarantine Authority Actually Comes From
Where do public health powers come from? A plain English guide to state police power, quarantine authority, and the limited federal role in health orders.
Green Card Categories, Explained Plainly
Green card categories explained plainly: family-based, employment-based, priority dates, and why wait times differ so much by category.
Pro Se, Pro Bono, Pro Hac Vice: Three Latin Phrases, Plainly
Pro se, pro bono, and pro hac vice sound alike but mean very different things. A law student explains all three Latin phrases in plain English.
Reflection: Alternative Spring Break with the Sugar Law Center
On the flight back to the Northeast from Detroit, I found myself returning to a line from Socratic irony: “The
Spring Break with a Detroit Civil Rights Nonprofit
Warm beach, sunshine, and… Detroit? While the blizzard of 2026 is burying the East Coast today, I’m counting down the
Book Note: Give and Take by Adam Grant
The more you give, the more you get. It sounds simple. But it’s true. Research consistently shows that “givers” ultimately
1L Criminal Law: Actus Reus, Mens Rea, and Punishment
When arriving at the Roger Williams University School of Law a little after six in the morning, I’m not the
Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs: Serving those who Served
Ron Welch, the unassuming and soft spoken Commissioner of the Department of Veterans of Affairs for Connecticut is doing all
Warren Buffett’s Corporate Tax Argument, Explained
Warren Buffett says the single easiest thing that we could do to change the trajectory of our country is to
Veterans Services in Connecticut: A Leadership Interview
During a time when people are attacking military members and their families, it’s also important to realize the enormous sacrifice