Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2020

The apparent consequence of developments in European human rights law is that human rights law now provides the most powerful source of protection for labour rights in Europe.

This essay raises the fundamental question of whether the United States Supreme Court is willing to recognize the human rights of workers to be treated with dignity, respect, and equality.

This comment analyzes Ohio's Safe Harbor Law in the context of Alexis Martin's court case, examines recent changes to that law, and proposes additional amendments to that law.

This note analyzes State v. Carnes and the potential harm its interpretation of the weapons-under-disability statute can bring upon individuals within the juvenile justice system.

This note argues against the expansion of disclosure laws and proposes neutral solutions to uphold the integrity of American elections while promoting the individual’s freedom to express their views.