Advocates argue that laws against bullying will aid in reducing victimized students and improving children’s lives.
Extending the doctrine allowing service on an airplane over a state, one judge has held that you can serve process via a Facebook message.
Plaintiffs in California and NY have filed lawsuits challenging their respective states’ laws prohibiting Physician-Assisted Suicide because the statute violates privacy & due process rights.
The Supreme Court will review a class action lawsuit by consumers challenging DirecTV’s cancellation which also forces consumers to arbitrate. Should they enforce the mandator arbitration clause?
Bipartisan legislation would permit medical weed and defer to states.Also important are the ways this wouldn’t normalize medical marijuana.
Uber’s “ridesharing service” endeavors to replace taxis but the way it escapes regulation could hurt consumers and competitors.
Before the Supreme Court is a case that could determine the future of Lethal Injection as a method to administer the death penalty in the United States.
If after another six months the situation persists, the parents can be assessed up to $500 in fines. Six months after that, if the problem continues, the parents can be fined an additional $800. All because their kids have high BMIs.
Naturally, the question of whether Clinton’s use of a private e-mail account is against the law has risen. Her critics have cited numerous ways in which she may be criminally prosecuted. What’s the truth?
An interview with Prof. Josh Chafetz underlining why the speech and debate clause probably protects those 47 Republican Senators you’ve heard about this month.