The Columbia Undergraduate Law Review is proud to announce the release of its Spring 2015 issue. Included in this issue are the following articles: A…
The MLB has one of the few lawfully ratified monopolies left in American sports. While there are multiple professional leagues in other sports, such as…
Not since the misplaced fear of an apocalyptic Y2K bug has cyber security commanded so much attention worldwide. Firms and governments have been scrambling to…
As technology improves and prices fall, 3D printers will gradually become ubiquitous household fixtures.[1] Given the rapidity at which 3D printers have gained popularity, how…
What is the boundary between the safety and rights of the private individual and the public collective? This is the question at the center of…
The NFL has recently received criticism from both the media and the public for its lenient handling of perpetrators of domestic violence. This criticism is…
On January 5, 2015, Puerto Rican Governor Alejandro García Padilla began his third year in office by signing a series of reforms to the 2012…
Both political parties had been trapped at an ideological impasse regarding immigration reform for several years, but on November 20th, President Barack Obama announced an…
The United States is currently negotiating two regional trade agreements whose unprecedented geographical breadth would reshape world trade. The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)…