Tag: JLPP
Why is tuition rising and what can we do about it?
Spencer Li is a 2L at Cornell Law School. He grew up in Queens, NY and has a business administration degree from University at Buffalo. He worked in retail banking prior to law school and plans on pursuing corporate law in NYC after graduation.
26 Apr 2022
We Need an Afghan Adjustment Act
About the Author: Amy Godshall is a second-year law student at Cornell Law School. She has worked on various Afghan immigration cases under the supervision of Cornell Law School professor Stephen Yale-Loehr.
19 Apr 2022
West Virginia v. EPA: Will the Supreme Court Defer to Chevron?
About the Author: Gursehaj Singh is a dual degree LL.B./J.D. candidate at Cornell Law School. He is originally from New Delhi, India. Prior to joining Cornell Law, he attended Jindal Global Law School, where he pursued a bachelor’s degree in business administration and law. He will be joining the New York office of White &…
22 Mar 2022
Courts Should Continue to Offer ODR In Civil Disputes
About the Author: Sam Zarkower is a second-year law student at Cornell Law School. He is from Rye Brook, NY and graduated from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor of Arts in Government and Classical Studies with a Minor in Public Policy.
3 Mar 2022
Can The President Cancel Student Debt?
About the Author: Spencer Li is a 2L at Cornell Law School. He grew up in Queens, NY and has a business administration degree from University at Buffalo. He worked in retail banking prior to law school and plans on pursuing corporate law in NYC after graduation.
22 Feb 2022
Government Sponsored Legal Research Tool That Facilitates Nonlawyers’ Access to Caselaw
About the Author: Fengshu Yang is a Chinese international law student interested in public defense. He is considering moving to Canada to practice after graduating from Cornell Law School. Suggested Citation: Fengshu Yang, Government Sponsored Legal Research Tool That Facilitates Nonlawyers’ Access to Caselaw, Cornell J.L. & Pub. Pol’y, The Issue Spotter, (February 17, 2022),…
17 Feb 2022
Socioeconomic Status and its Implication on Criminal Justice: Bail Reform
About the Author: Armaan K Bhimani is currently a 2L at Cornell Law School who finds the intersection of law and finance fascinating. He grew up in Houston, TX and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Houston. During his 1L summer, Armaan was a Summer Associate at Baker Botts…
1 Feb 2022
The wrong way to save Afghans: America must make it easier for refugees to come here
About the Author: Amy Godshall is a second-year law student at Cornell Law School. She and other Cornell Law students have submitted humanitarian parole applications for Afghans at risk under the supervision of Cornell Law School professor Stephen Yale-Loehr. Much of the information in this article comes from her own experiences with the humanitarian parole filing…
16 Nov 2021
Drug Testing for Marijuana: An Arbitrary & Capricious Practice?
About the Author: Inderjit Singh is a 2L at Cornell Law School. He is interested in the technology industry, the sports industry, and working with emerging companies. This year, he is serving as an Online Associate for Cornell Law School’s Journal of Law and Public Policy’s The Issue Spotter.
5 Nov 2021