Personal Freedom and the Dictates of Society
By Jeff Bailey Bouchard | New Jeffersonian
Society enables us to order our perceptions, and it allows us to make sense of the world at large. Our most basic processes of...
Why We Are Obsessed with Jodi Arias?
By Justine N. Eldridge | New Jeffersonian
It could be the French maid costume, anal sex, allegations of domestic violence and pedophilia, or the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-...
Individuation: Or Why I Came To Law School
By Jeff Bailey Bouchard | Opinions
In Jungian Psychology, the word Individuation refers to a process of development or change that takes place within the mind of a patient....
Public Interest Law Foundation to Hold Annual Silent and Live Auction
By Michelle Evenson | New Jeffersonian
An auction. I know what you’re thinking, “I am a poor law student. How can I possibly afford anything at an auction?” Here’s the good...
Crawford High School Students First Time at San Diego County High School Mock Trial Competition
By Nancy Coblenz | TJSL
The 11th grade class of the Business and Law Academy at Crawford High School prepared months in advance to compete with 19 other high...
Beer Me!
By | Opinions
By: Josh Desmond and Sara LeProwse
Bootlegger’s—located at 804 Market Street—on the corner between 8th and 9th Avenue—is a great American...
Going Postal on the Department of Justice?
By Michael Dykstra | New Jeffersonian
It was announced last week that the Department of Justice has joined a whistleblower lawsuit against Lance Armstrong and other Team USA...
THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO WINNING YOUR TOURNAMENT BRACKET POOL
By Jared Pursley | Sports
Get ready ladies and gentlemen. This will be a year when that one-girl-who-once-dribbled-a-basketball-and-knew-a-guy-whose-brother-played...
"Burgers, Beer, and Banter" with Professor Tiefenbrun
By Chase Victorson | TJSL
On Wednesday, February 26, JLR hosted the first ever “Burgers, Beer, and Banter.” During the first of what will surely become a tradition...
High Court Equal Right to Marry Cases Make for 'Blockbuster' Year
By Justine N. Eldridge | Opinions
On February 8, 2013, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg regaled us with the nuances and realities of working at this country’s...