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.
Trump v. Anderson: Could the Outcome Actually Have Been the Best Option?
International Hospital Law and its Applicability to War in Gaza
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is Out of Control
Legal Video Games: Nonsensical, but Inspiring
A Review: Dobbs v. Jackson
A Supreme Court Case that Could Reshape the Internet: Section 230, Terrorism, and Social Media Algorithms
Unblocking the First Amendment: The Supreme Court’s Battle Over Government Officials’ Social Media Control
Justice Unveiled: Ethics and Accountability at the Supreme Court
Should Sex Work be Decriminalized in the United States?
Does New York Need a Right to Shelter Law?
Affirmative Action Stands Unmatched in its Effectiveness and Importance for American Culture
The Supreme Court’s Role in Shaping Digital Privacy
Refugee Law in Current Events
Tekoh v. Vega and the Jurisprudence of Miranda Rights
AI in Healthcare: The Legal and Ethical Issues
Safeguarding Sounds: Navigating the Legal Landscape of Modern Music
The Criminalization of Homelessness
Beyond Borders: Statelessness, Healthcare, and Legality
Racial/Ethnic Health Disparities and the Criminal Justice System
The Global Definition of Refugee Needs Amendment: A Climate Change Perspective