Section 267: Student's Right to Hygiene Products
Does your school have hygiene products? It should. New York health law explained, and what to do if your school does not provide hygiene products.
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Supreme Court Reviews Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
Amidst the legal challenges, millions of Americans await Supreme Court's decision on Biden's nationwide student loan program.
A Review on Students' Right to Free Speech
Among many rights that students have, the First Amendment’s Right to Speech gives students the right to hold and voice opinions without school restrictions or retaliation.
Religious Speech or Discrimination? The Case of 303 Creative
The recent case, 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, explores the application of using religious speech to refuse service to same-sex marriages.
Many states, including New York, have statutory laws that extend civil protections
New York City Architecture: The Law Behind Sidewalk Sheds
How does a piece of masonry reshape modern New York City architecture? Today, many New York City residential buildings – in construction and not – are often paired with temporary sidewalk sheds. In fact, the