Earlier this semester, Vanderbilt Law School hosted two lawyers, Junaid Odubeko and Scott Tift, to discuss what Odubeko described as “pure politics at its best, or worst” – redistricting. Odubeko...
On Feb. 13, a Georgia special purpose grand jury released a report regarding their investigation into possible election interference carried out by Donald Trump and his allies following the 2020 election....
The case for former President Donald Trump’s legal liability for inciting the January 6th insurrection is coming to fruition almost exactly a year after the attack.
For over five hours, attorneys...
The year is 1800 and Republican representatives have earned a majority of spots in the political branches, but the Federalists still hold positions in the judiciary branch. In response, the newly instated...
Qualified immunity is a vague doctrine that prevents police officers from going to trial unless a “clearly established law” has been broken or it has been broken not in “good faith” by someone who is “knowingly incompetent”.
“The realm of space activities is booming…so does the space law.” On Monday, September 30, the Vanderbilt Innovation and Entrepreneurship Society (VINES) presented a seminar on the topic of the...
“I’ve never sued a doctor...yet!” Nikas joked as a room full of medical students let out light chuckles interspersed with sighs of relief. On September 24th, in a half-full room in the Eskind Biomedical...
Several weeks ago, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor came to Vanderbilt to meet with students and faculty. Before her formal presentation at the Vanderbilt Law school, Justice Sotomayor met with various...
By Jack Cramer and Bailey Bowden
Over the last few weeks, Tennesseans have had a first-hand look at bureaucratic breakdown.
Earlier this year, the Tennessee General Assembly passed a law intending...
