This winter, Juris Feature Writers brought a diverse batch of fascinating articles discussing fracking and trespass, contentious international affairs, fashion law’s new defense mechanism, and hyper-politicized social behavior. We took to the skies exploring whether the provision allowing private suit under the Federal Tort Claims Act applies to airport Transportation Security Officers; we considered the myriad pros and cons of consolidating police departments across our highly fragmented Commonwealth; we examined a new FCC rule that places the US in the running against China in the race to 5G. As always, Juris aims to bring you an objective view of the legal world around us, and we hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoy writing it.
Read the excellent work of a thoughtful group of writers by clicking on the links below!
American in the Grip of Groupthink
By Natalia Holliday, Editor-in-Chief
Palestine Bring Complaint Against US in the International Court of Justice over Embassy Move
By Samantha Cook, Feature Editor
Intellectual Property Law: the Modern Fortress Against Fashion Design Infringement
By Jennifer Carter, Web Editor
No Torts for TSOs: Third Circuit Limits Tortious Liability of TSA Agents
By David Zvirman, Staff Writer
Fracking Trespassers: PA Court Rules Hydraulic Frackers No Longer Shielded by Rule of Capture
By Kurt Valentine, Web Editor
FCC Rules Gives US a Fighting Chance on 5G
By Brandon Schall, Staff Writer
Police Fragmentation: A Discussion on Consolidation
By Kyle Steenland, Feature Editor
