Julius OlavarriaThe Supreme Court and Social Media Laws: An Excellent DecisionDo we consider Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok newspapers? Editorial mediums? Free-speech platforms? Public space?Sep 3Sep 3
Julius OlavarriaThe Striking Duality in Our College SystemFor the millions of students applying to college every year, a striking duality can be recognized. Our system perpetuates this duality.Jul 22Jul 22
Julius OlavarriaThe Candidates’ Debate Responses to Moyle v. United StatesHow did each candidate respond to this landmark Supreme Court case on emergency abortions?Jul 10Jul 10
Julius OlavarriaLet’s Not Forget to Celebrate The CourtThe Supreme Court recently issued a unanimous, 9–0 decision. Unfortunately, this gets overshadowed by the current political climate.Jun 30Jun 30
Julius OlavarriaTwo Tests for the Same Law- Abortion and the 14th AmendmentHow can two different legal tests be applied to the same topic- abortion? In this article I examine decades of abortion jurisprudence.Jun 25Jun 25
Julius OlavarriaA Short on Judicial ActivismJudicial activism is my preferred judicial philosophy, and I think it should be everyone’s preferred judicial philosophy for many reasons…Jun 151Jun 151
Julius OlavarriaAP Government and Politics- My Picks for Replacing Roe v. WadeAs a student, here are my picks for replacing Roe v. Wade in College Board’s AP Government and PoliticsJun 12Jun 12
Julius OlavarriaThe Myth of “Pointless Education”Elementary, high school, and college students around the world complain that the modern education system is “mostly” pointless. Bryan…Jun 9Jun 9
Julius OlavarriaOur Right to Vote Coming from Younger GenerationsOur right to vote is the most important thing this country has. The constitution, democrats and republicans, senators and representatives…Jun 5Jun 5
Julius OlavarriaA New Way of Funding SchoolsThere is no doubt that public schools all across the United States are suffering at the hands of a deficient funding system. Property…Feb 24Feb 24
