The University of Wisconsin Blog
The blog is open to all students, including those outside the UW-Madison Pre-Law Society. It strives to encourage dynamic legal and social discourse through shorter opinion and op-ed style articles that address timely issues. This platform serves as a counterpart to the more detailed analysis found in our Law Journal.
The Enigma of Embryos: Navigating Law and Morality Within Legal Personhood
When Does Religious Conduct Go Too Far? The Fundamentals of Americans’ Free Exercise Rights.
2024 and the Federal Judiciary
Split Decision: A Look into Circuit Court Splits Within the Federal Judiciary
Mental Health Courts
The Role of Eminent Domain in the creation of CO2 Pipelines: Public Gain or Private Profit?
Free Speech: Voices and Education. Are They Mutually Exclusive?
The Adnan Syed Case: A Search For Truth
The Rights of Nature as a Catalyst to Action
Classifying Co-Belligerence in International Law
A Limit on Speech
Gray Divorce: Older Women and their Unique Risks
Name, Image, and Likeness: National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston
Should the Government Allow Private Social Media Companies to Regulate the Spread of Misinformation?
Should Rap Lyrics Be Used in Court?
International Humanitarian Law & International Refugee Law Today
Redlining and the Harmful Effects that Remain Today
A Double-Edged Sword: The Role of Social Media in Divorce Cases
Why We Don’t Need to Choose Between the Environment and the Economy
The Situation in Gaza and Israel Through an International Law Lens