Charter schools act as the gateway to higher education. Charter schools are not much different than traditional public schools. They offer tuition-free, publicly funded education. […]
Nigel Scullion, Australian Minister for Indigenous Affairs, calls Vegemite (a food made with brewer’s yeast) a “precursor of misery”, and should be limited. Scullion explained […]
9th Circuit Judge Lawrence VanDyke published an opinion last week stating that Ventura County in California violated the Second Amendment by closing down guns stores […]
Today’s Judge Judith Rogers’ opinion. Ass’n of American Physicians & Surgeons, Inc. v. SchiffLaurence Silberman and Judge Neomi Rao joined the group: Association of American […]
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At 1 J., the article has now been published. The Introduction is Free Speech L.509 (2022). Malice is the actual rule New York Times Co. […]
The California Court of Appeal held its last week-end hearing (Bixler v. Superior Court() Refused to Apply a Broad Scientology Arbitration Agreement to a Lawsuit […]
Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis officer police officer was convicted last April of manslaughter and murder for killing George Floyd. He pinned him to the […]
The New York Supreme Court Judge ruled Monday that the Governor Kathy Hochul mask mandates regarding schools and public places were null and unenforceable. On […]
On Monday, the Supreme Court announced it will hear two separate challenges to the use of Affirmative Action in college admissions – including in the […]
