2022 Edition
The idea for this journal came shortly after the beginning of the COVID-19 Pandemic when questions surrounding personal and private rights were rapidly circulating both in the legal system and on social media. This edition's theme is "Liberty": What kinds of realistic liberties do we possess as individuals living in a society?
Featured Pieces
The Gang of Privilege: How Predominantly White Fraternities Exploit Liberties Afforded to White Elites
The question of how predominantly white fraternities exploit liberties afforded to white elites is explored in this piece.
The Harms Caused By Police Presence and Zero Tolerance Policies in US Schools
Safety in schools, primarily public schools is the focus of this article.
National Parks & Different Racial Groups: How and Why Racial Disparities in National Park Visitor-ship Have Developed on a Nation-Wide Scale in the United States
This paper explores the idea of differing racial demographics in national park visitors, and their importance.
Judges Beating a Dead Horse: The Death of Our Privacy Rights
This paper presents concerns over the death of privacy in the digital age.
Contributing Authors
Melody Bagheri, UCLA
Anysia Deak, UCSC
Elijah Holt, UC Berkeley
David Sutherland, UCLA