Terrorism thrives on the internet. International terrorist organizations recruit new members, promote extremist ideologies, and operationalize violent attacks through social media platforms. Interactive computer services (ICSs), like YouTube and Twitter, have gone to varying lengths to address international terrorism on their websites. Likewise, many countries have adopted civil mechanisms and regulatory regimes to hold ICSs […] Continue Reading >
High Press: Stakeholders and the Legal Fight Against Racism in World Football
High Press: Stakeholders and the Legal Fight Against Racism in World Football
“Death to the Arabs.” “Forever Pure.” “War.” These have been but a few of the hateful slogans cried out in Teddy Stadium by members of La Familia, Beitar Jerusalem Football Club’s far-right nationalist supporters group. Racism in football is not a recent, nor regional, development. While the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) has long […] Continue Reading >
I. Introduction Supreme Court Justices publicly switching votes in a case—voting for a case outcome that is the opposite of their opinion’s reasoning—is exceedingly rare. However, over the course of two weeks in June 2021, two cases featured vote switches: Justice Thomas switched his vote in Borden v. United States, and Justices Breyer, Sotomayor, and […] Continue Reading >
High Press: Stakeholders and the Legal Fight Against Racism in World Football