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Legally Elsewhere: The Unpredictable Due Process Protections Accorded to Arriving Immigrants at America’s Border

Isaac Bock | August 6, 2022 | Alumnus, Young Scholars

Legally Elsewhere: The Unpredictable Due Process Protections Accorded to Arriving Immigrants at America’s Border

At any moment, tens of thousands of arriving immigrants are imprisoned within the United States without constitutional due process protection. Though held in immigration detention centers deep in the United States interior, these individuals—who arrive at America’s...

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Isaac Bock was selected as a 2021–2022 Young Scholar with the Initiative on Faith and Public Life. He is a senior at Patrick Henry College studying American Politics & Policy, and after graduating this autumn, he plans to pursue a legal career.

From the Courtroom to the Classroom: Special Education Disputes in the Post-Endrew Era

Faith and Public Life | December 20, 2021 | Young Scholars

From the Courtroom to the Classroom: Special Education Disputes in the Post-Endrew Era

Faith Brown was a 2020-2021 Young Scholar Awards Program recipient. She is a graduate of Hope College. In 2017, the Supreme Court heard Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District, a landmark case regarding the level of educational benefit students with disabilities...

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Reexamining Lochner v. New York

Faith and Public Life | March 12, 2021 | Young Scholars

Reexamining Lochner v. New York

Spencer McCloy was a 2019-2020 Young Scholar Awards Program recipient. He is a graduate of Union University. Scholars generally revile the decision in New York v. Lochner (1910) as the product of an activist judiciary; however, the Court employed similar reasoning in...

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A Closer Look at State Religious Freedom Legislation

Faith and Public Life | November 15, 2017 | Faith, Politics, Young Scholars

A Closer Look at State Religious Freedom Legislation

Religious freedom is a more significant topic of conversation now, in 2017, than it has been in perhaps decades. Less than a month into President Donald Trump’s new administration, the so-called “Muslim Ban” was signed via executive order, followed soon after by the...

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Are Non-Compete Clauses Stifling Employee Mobility?

Michelle Fillebrown | December 22, 2014 | Politics

Are Non-Compete Clauses Stifling Employee Mobility?

Patents, copyrights, and non-compete agreements have an important place in the ever-changing landscape of innovation. Without them, intellectual property theft and espionage could, and likely would, run amok. Ideas, which can be even more valuable than tangible...

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Michelle Fillebrown

Michelle Fillebrown is a former Values and Capitalism intern and recent graduate of Patrick Henry College, where she studied government.