Archive for February 2026
A Flashlight in the Black Box of Tax: How the New Math Error Act Matters for Taxpayer Rights and Inequality and What Still Remains in the Dark
February 3, 2026
By: Cecelia Peters View/Download PDF Version: A Flashlight in the Black Box of Tax How the New Math Error Act Matters for Taxpayer Rights and Inequality and What Still Remains in the Dark (Peters) A New Law Shines Light on IRS Math Error Notices The Internal Revenue Service Math and Taxpayer Help Act (IRS Math Act)…
Continue Reading“Defending the Homeland”: Where Does it End? History’s Demonstration of How Far ICE Can Go
February 4, 2026
By: Sophia Artley View/Download PDF Version: “Defending the Homeland” Where Does it End? History’s Demonstration of How Far ICE Can Go (Artley) In the land of the cold and snow, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has become a key point of contention. The Trump administration has ramped up ICE presence and raids on the Minnesota…
Continue ReadingThe Surge of Pro Se Plaintiffs
February 5, 2026
By: Krista Colbert View/Download PDF Version: The Surge of Pro Se Plaintiffs (Colbert) For millions of Americans, the decision to proceed pro se (self-representation) is not ideological or strategic—it is economic. The justice gap reflects a systemic failure of the United States legal system to provide equal justice under the law. Nowhere is this failure…
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