"Voices in the Balance"

"Skyline HS Law Review is proud to showcase the voices of our students as they respond to the evolving landscape of legal news. This section honors their commitment to inquiry, advocacy, and the pursuit of justice, while offering readers a glimpse into the issues that inspire tomorrow's leaders."

1. State-Sponsored Religion, Student Speech, and Viewpoint Discrimination in Public Schools

   by Jesus Hernández

2. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Legislative Power, Policy Trade-Offs, and Emerging Legal Implications

   by Leonardo García

3. The Evolving Landscape of Constitutional and Regulatory Law in the Digital Age

   by Daphne Salas

⚖️ Modern Governance Under Pressure: Expression, Statutory Strategy, and Digital‑Age Constitutionalism

Our first article analyzes how public schools navigate the fraught terrain of state‑sponsored religion, student expression, and viewpoint discrimination, highlighting the legal tensions shaping modern educational governance. We then turn to Congress’s evolving legislative strategies through the sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” before concluding with an exploration of how emerging technologies are redefining constitutional and regulatory law in an increasingly digital age.

"Motion to Speak"

Welcome to our students' blogs—a space where student voices rise from every grade level to explore justice, challenge systems, and shape the future of advocacy. From freshmen discovering the foundations of law to seniors delivering their final verdicts, each post reflects the growth, grit, and insight of tomorrow’s legal leaders in action.