Emory Undergraduate Journal of Law & Society

City of Grants Pass v. Johnson: A Failed Reckoning with the Country’s Homeless Crisis
By David Lee

The Death of the Chevron Deference and its Repercussions for the American Legal System
By Michael Krensavage

Defending No-Fault Divorce: A Critical Protection for Women
By Sophia Arruda

The Beginning of U.S. AI Regulation: Colorado’s Senate Bill 204
By Jake Ramsey

The Importance of Speedy Trials: Riker’s Island and the Sixth Amendment
By Leo Raykher

Shifting the Voice: How Emory’s Identity Hinges on Adopting the Kalven Principles
By Melissa Shane

The Affordable Care Act and Texas v. U.S: How Loose Legal Challenges Threaten Healthcare Coverage
By Jordan Antwi

United States v. Google LLC: The Implications of Antitrust Laws on the Modern Technology Market
By Cate Bashore