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Examining Justice, Elections, and Student Loan Forgiveness
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In this thought-provoking episode, Charles Stanton, a faculty member at UNLV's Honors College and Boyd School of Law, engages in a conversation with Lana Weatherald, a third-year law student, on various social justice topics. The discussion opens with reflections on the sentencing of Nicholas Cruz and the complex considerations surrounding capital punishment and life imprisonment. The hosts then delve into issues such as insider trading among federal judiciary members and the recent Kroger-Albertsons merger, expressing concerns about its potential impact on pricing and competition in the grocery industry. Shifting gears, they explore challenges to democracy, discussing the attempts to undermine faith in elections and advocating for active participation. Ending on a positive note, the hosts share crucial information about the Federal Application for Student Loan Forgiveness, urging eligible individuals to take advantage of this opportunity. Tune in for a dynamic and insightful conversation on pressing issues in society today.
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