The Reporter: Social Justice Law Center Magazine is a compilation of essays written by second and third-year law students in the Social Justice Law Center Seminar. Their work centers on social justice and civil rights issues.
Current Volume: Volume 2022 (2022)
Front Matter
Frontmatter and Director's Letter
Ayehsa Hardaway
Essays
“DE MINIMIS ‘DIMINI-MISSED?’” How Threat Threatened, But Preserved, Title VII’s Materially Adverse Requirement in §703(a)(1) Employment Discrimination Actions
Michael Mahoney and Lucas Allison
Review: Domestic Terrorism in the United States
Hannah Yeack
Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
Elena Gutbrod
Comment on State v. Porter
Jane Norris
Death by a Single Sentence
Danielle DalPorto
State v. Andujar: Why Meaningful Reform is Needed
Natalie Aguilar
Eviction Sealing
Danielle DalPorto and Makela Hayford
How the Fair Housing Act Fails Individual Victims with Criminal Convictions
Jane Norris and Zhiwei Hua
A Summary about the Positive Effect of the Law Prohibiting the Source of Income (SOI) Discrimination
Zhiwei Hua
Violence Against Women Act and Marsy’s Law
Elena Gutbrod and Hannah Yeack
Commentary: State of Tennessee v. Gilbert
Thad Cwiklinski
State of Ohio v. Wrongful Convictions
Alireza Nourani-Dargiri
A Declaration of Dependence for Iowa Civil Rights Committees
Michael Mahoney
Commentary: Beyond Debate Means Beyond Protection
Lucas Allison