Melting Arctic ice revamping world’s shipping routes—prompting China’s “Polar Silk Road” and study by CWRU political scientist
Rising temperatures are melting the Arctic ice, opening new shipping routes and prompting world powers to jostle for...
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Red-light cameras don’t reduce traffic accidents or improve public safety: analysis
Red-light cameras don’t reduce the number of traffic accidents or injuries at intersections where the devices are installed,...
Law students, alumna give homeless tent city a ‘Second Chance’
All photos by Matt Shiffler. Current and former law students from Case Western Reserve University stepped in with legal...
Caps on deductions for state, local taxes unconstitutional? CWRU law professor calls the argument ‘weak, at best’
As part of its Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, Congress capped the personal deduction for state...
Corporate social responsibility programs tend to dehumanize the very people they expect to help: paper
Tension between the bottom line and efforts to improve society mirrors the conflicting neurological realities of our own...
Case Western Reserve University law school students win federal civil rights case
Judge: Prison officials may not forcibly cut Rastafarian inmate’s dreadlocks, violating his religious freedom A team of Case...
Free legal help available to cash-strapped inventors, entrepreneurs at law school’s IP Venture Clinic
Statewide volunteer Patent Pro Bono initiative secures second patent, more on the way Securing a patent to protect...
School of Law plays essential role in advocating for bail reform in Cuyahoga County courts
Case Western Reserve University, along with Cleveland Marshall College of Law and the Metropolitan Bar Association, provides legal...
“Step therapy” approach to lowering health care costs raises concerns, writes Case Western Reserve law professor
Law journal article raises the strategy’s legal, ethical implications To keep rising health care costs in check, many...
What will the future be like? Student-created board games take a crack
New games—now on display at MOCA—explore what’s next in health care, transportation and finance Just as playing Monopoly...