Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
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The latest thought and legal insight from LJSJ writing staff. The Law Journal for Social Justice (LJSJ) at Arizona State University's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law provides an enduring and meaningful forum for legal discourse, scholarship, and professional development, with a special focus on local, national, and international social justice issues.
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
2d ago
Alyssa Ogletree, a second-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, explores former Vice President Kamala Harris' record on LGBTQ+ issues ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
3d ago
Kayla Bramwell, a third-year Associate Editor, discusses the importance of allyship and ways to be a better ally for communities ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
5d ago
Han Jeong, a third-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, discusses recent changes to U.S. immigration policy that indicate a stark departure from previous administration's approach to immigration, especially for refugees and asylum-seekers ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
5d ago
Catherine Novotny, a third-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, examines the impact of current mass layoffs and disrupted access to resources for Deaf federal workers as the current administration departs from the previous administration's commitment to accessibility for all federal employees ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
5d ago
Airin Ri, a second-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, examines the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson on unhoused populations across Arizona ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
1w ago
Victoria Huang, a second-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, explores the intersection of mental health and criminal justice reform and how reforms may reduce harm to those experiencing mental illness ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
1w ago
Theo Lewandowski, a second-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, explores the development of cash bail in the U.S. criminal justice system as well as its impact on low-income Americans ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
1w ago
Alyannah Buhman, a third-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, discusses the impact Arizona's increased minimum wage may have on Arizonans seeking affordable housing options as well as what policy options lawmakers are considering ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
2w ago
Kendall MacGregor, a second-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, discusses the challenges facing the Arizona public school system and how political action to resolve some of those challenges has stalled ..read more
Law Journal for Social Justice Blog
2w ago
Lyndzee Durham, a second-year Associate Editor with LJSJ, analyzes the impact of recent U.S. Department of Justice policy changes around mandatory minimum sentences on Arizona ..read more