The Supreme Court of Florida on Thursday ordered re-sentencing hearings for four individuals who were convicted of felonies as juveniles. The court ruled that new sentences must comply with two US Supreme Court ...
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Corporate America, It's Time to Increase Gender Diversity in Boardrooms
Enkelena Gjuka, St. John's University School of Law
Prosecution of War Crimes Will Not End the Conflict in Syria
Leslie Esbrook, Yale Law School
Pennsylvania high court rules juvenile murderers not entitled to resentencing
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that juvenile murderers who were subject to mandatory life sentences without the possibility of parole will not be resentenced if their cases were final before June 2012. The US...
Should States Be Held Liable for Executing an Innocent Individual?
Nicole Megale, St. John's University School of Law
Regulating New York City Stop-and-Frisk: Putting an End to Race-Based Stops
Edwar Estrada, St. John's University School of Law
