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Online Learning In A Global Pandemic, Intimate Details & Prying Government Eyes: When What Was Once Private Is Thrust Into The Public Sphere The Story Of Kamauri Harrison, Malissa Bowman
GGU Law Review Blog
A global pandemic has morphed the traditional in-person classroom into a virtual one, leaving vestiges of strict classroom rules and decorum clashing with home privacy expectations. So is the case of Ka’Mauri Harrison, a 9-year-old Louisiana boy suspended for moving a BB gun while on screen during online class. Ka’Mauri’s parents and attorney maintain the boy only moved the BB gun to prevent his little brother from accessing it. However, Ka’Mauri’s teacher thought the BB gun was a real gun and reported him to the principal. Ka’Mauri was not only suspended from school, but also recommended for expulsion.
Los Angeles’S Social Equity Cannabis Applicants Are Getting Left In The Weeds, Kaitlin Martinez
Los Angeles’S Social Equity Cannabis Applicants Are Getting Left In The Weeds, Kaitlin Martinez
GGU Law Review Blog
The passage of California Proposition 64 (Prop 64) opened the door for cities to grant licenses to businesses for the purpose of selling cannabis and to legalize personal recreational use within their own jurisdiction. The City of Los Angeles, unlike other cities, delayed the licensing of new cannabis businesses while they refined and reworked regulations to include a Social Equity Program. The City acknowledged the cannabis criminalization and enforcement had long-term and disproportionate impacts to low-income and minority communities during The War on Drugs. The Social Equity Program is designed to repair those harms by creating regulations to support and …
Bitcoin: Crypto-Currency Or Bust, Ilon Oliveira
Bitcoin: Crypto-Currency Or Bust, Ilon Oliveira
GGU Law Review Blog
Bitcoin’s nature makes regulation extremely difficult for international governments. The currency’s resistance to regulation also makes it appealing to people who want freedom from government or central bank control. However, given the rapidly moving growth and emerging uses of Bitcoin, governments will need to take action sooner rather than later, to prevent fraud and protect Bitcoin users.
Space Rock Mining: A Land Rush Without Title, Richard Miyasaki
Space Rock Mining: A Land Rush Without Title, Richard Miyasaki
GGU Law Review Blog
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Introduction To Upcoming Ninth Circuit Survey, The Honorable Richard R. Clifton
Introduction To Upcoming Ninth Circuit Survey, The Honorable Richard R. Clifton
GGU Law Review Blog
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Hero Athletes, Andy Brunner-Brown
The Hazards Of Catching A Lyft: Ride-Sharing In San Francisco, Cassie Heuckroth
The Hazards Of Catching A Lyft: Ride-Sharing In San Francisco, Cassie Heuckroth
GGU Law Review Blog
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