Month: June 2019

By Will Ranstrom ‘Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness’ is perhaps the most well-known and often quoted phrases of the Declaration of Independence, yet one of the most enigmatic […]

By Jeffrey A. Dodge On my first day of law school, I walked into an imposing auditorium filled with dozens of professionally dressed students and faculty I would soon address […]

By Kylie Hicks and Tanner J. Bean There are two places to resolve competing civil rights: the courts and the legislature. In the courts, rights are pitted against another, locking […]

Dear Editor, This letter is a summary of a larger article which I submitted to The Advocate entitled, “Is Global Warming Bad? If So, Is There a Better Way to […]

By David Cooper A very important aspect of practicing law (of practicing life, really) is maintaining your mental and emotional well-being often referred to as “Attorney Wellness.”  The Idaho State […]