Felons Want to Vote and Some Are Already

Some states are allowing ex-felons to vote. Should they be allowed to and what are the implications?

Cake Case Issues

Is it discrimination for business owners to deny service to same-sex couples? The legal decision the courts make might have large ramifications for businesses nationwide.

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The State of UsJustin T WellerDecember 8, 2017Cake Case Issues, Cake, Court, Supreme Court, Race, Religions, equality, Marraige, discrimination, RacismComment

Is the Jury System Rigged?

We get into the entire criminal justice system because of a Rikers Prison report showing the guards breaking rules when it comes to mistreating prisoners. Our main question today comes back to getting these people in the courts at all, juries. Should they still be in our society? Is there a better solution?

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The State of UsJustin T WellerApril 4, 2017Criminal Justice System, Crime, discrimination, Discussion, Taxpayers, Jury, Jury SystemComment

Stop & Frisk: Trump Says Yes

Stop and frisk is a somewhat controversial, legal tactic used in many municipalities across the US that give officers the right to stop and search pedestrians. Is this a method law enforcement should be using?

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