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Amanda Olejarz

Amanda Olejarz

Amanda Olejarz is a law student at Campbell University.

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Single-Subject Rules Can Prevent Perverse Outcomes but Give Judges Enormous Power

Single-subject requirements were used to strike down a Missouri law criminalizing homelessness and also helped undermine attempts to protect abortion access in other states.

By Marcus Gadson , Amanda Olejarz

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