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In this post, Kari speaks about the current mental health climate in law schools. In reflecting on her three years of law school, she shares her own story and provides potential solutions that could improve the experiences faced by students in law school.

In the new film Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey, Pooh looks different from the character you may remember. In exploring how this was possible, Kyla examines the public domain and copyright law.

The rise of “kidfluencers” on social media platforms has raised concerns about the potential for financial exploitation by parents, who often manage their children’s online presence. In her blog, Margaret Severson explores how child labor laws in the US provide little protection for these children and what measures must be taken to protect these young…

In anticipation of the Supreme Court’s decision, read Louisa’s blog explaining the “Bad Spaniels” case where a company created dog toys that resemble a Jack Daniel’s bottle. It’s great to have context on this upcoming opinion because it could impact future toys your dogs may have!

Learn about the presidential power to independently review the Constitution. The author, Emily, warns about the dangers that can come with such power.

Read a response to Micayla Bitz’s post about her view of OSHA and it’s place in football. From his perspective, Marshall Kelner believes the Occupational Safety and Health Administration should not regulate the NFL.

Read about Micayla Bitz’s argument that the Occupational Safety and Health Act’s General Duty Clause should prevent football players from some of the dangers they encounter in their profession.

The United States Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments on Moore v. Harper . While we are waiting for an opinion to be issued, read about some of the questions presented in the case.

Eyewitness identifications have played into wrongful convictions. Learn about how Minnesota has reformed policy on eyewitness identification and how there is still more that can be done to prevent the possible detrimental effects of eyewitness identifications.