The New Jersey Appellate Section held this meeting last week. The Matter of T.I.C.C. To Assume A.B.C. (by Judge Michael Haas and Judges Hany Makla, […]
These are the Loneliest AmericansJay Caspian King Penguin Random House 272 pages $27 Jay Caspian Kang’s story of life is extraordinary, but it can also […]
2/20/1933 – The 21st Amendment has been submitted to the States. Reason.com’s original post, Today in Supreme Court History: Feb 20, 1933, appeared first.
The mid-1950s saw rock ‘n roll music being widely condemned and viewed as a threat to public safety. Junk science at the time claimed that […]
The Hill’s Today’s Deal: Trump lawyers claimed that Trump’s language could not be distinguished from many Democrats, such as Rep. Maxine water (D-Calif.), Mehta chided them for […]
The case was sealed by a judge in Greenwich last week. It involved incidents where she “knowingly photographed and filmed” three persons, including one minor. […]
Workplaces don’t stay the same. Over the years, different leadership styles have changed over time. Organisations undergo restructuring. People who are not productive will either […]
The Academic Freedom Alliance has released a new episode of The Academic Freedom Podcast. You can subscribe via your favourite platform to ensure you never […]
Start at People v. DaviesDecreed on Feb. 8, by Justices Herbert Levy, Kathleen Meehan and Charles Poochigian, but slightly modified Wednesday We are in agreement […]
Starting at City of Maryland Heights against the StateThe Missouri Supreme Court ruled in favor of the petition Tuesday, with Chief Justice Paul Wilson’s opinion: […]
