Unchecked and Unchallenged: Trump’s Expansion of Executive Power

Trump’s presidency has pushed the boundaries of executive power, defying legal precedent and dismantling constitutional checks and balances. As lawsuits mount and the Supreme Court weighs in, his strategy appears less about governance and more about cementing presidential supremacy.

Student ContributorNavyaa Jain '27March 30, 2025Comment

Racing Against AI: How Courts are Ill-Equipped to Handle Technology

Generative AI is rapidly transforming creative industries, yet copyright law remains ill-equipped to keep pace. This paper explores the tension between technological innovation and the courts, urging a reimagining of intellectual property for the digital era.

Student ContributorNavyaa Jain '27December 13, 2024Comment

Corporate Citizenship: How Corporations Became the Electors of America

These days it seems like the majority of America’s elections revolve around the will of our country’s largest corporations. To better understand how America’s elections have evolved, this article dives into the legal history behind campaigns, elections, and corporations.