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  • Delay of Texas Death Row Inmate’s Execution Has Not Been the Norm

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  • Missouri High Court Frees Woman from 43-Year Imprisonment

    The Missouri Supreme Court Clears the Way for a Woman’s Release After 43 Years in Prison The Overturned Conviction The Missouri Supreme Court has recently issued a landmark decision by overturning the conviction of a woman who has been in prison for 43 years for a crime that she did not commit. The court’s decision […] More

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    This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism May 13 – National Review

    The Implications of the Supreme Court Ruling on Online Privacy Rights The right to privacy has been a backbone of the American legal system since its inception. However, the rise of the internet and the increasing amount of personal information shared online have raised important constitutional questions about what exactly constitutes privacy in the digital […] More