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Deliberate Abstention is Privilege

Author: Colette Marcellin In their paper “Is There a Duty to Vote?,” Geoffrey Brennan and Loren Lomasky reject the common conception of...

ON WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO COLORADO COURT OF APPEALS

Author: Susannah Kelley, PPL Fourth Year SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES MASTERPIECE CAKESHOP. LTD., ET AL., PETITIONERS V COLORADO...

Individual Autonomy in Rawls’ Theory of Justice

Author: Levi Moneyhun, PPL Fourth Year The vast majority of modern mainstream political discourse accepts the individual as the most...

Gerrymandering, Grand Theory, and Gill v. Whitford

Author: Levi Moneyhun, Fourth Year PPL Student I. INTRODUCTION Chief Justice Earl Warren, who presided over the Supreme Court’s historic...

The Conflict of Veiled Ignorance: An Analysis of the Rawlsian Original Position

Author: Lauren Mooney, PPL Class of 2019 In an effort to discern the most just form of government, John Rawls proposes an objective...

Going dark: implications for private, public sector protocol

Memo: “Going Dark” and its Implications for Private, Public Cyber Protocol What is it? Going Dark is a situation in which the government...