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It’s a Bad Year for Criminal Justice Reform at the US Supreme Court
It is still not over, and the term of 2021-2022 by the U.S. Supreme Court is being regarded as an awful term for criminal justice […]
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How Much Does Land Cost in Texas
When you think of Texas, you probably think of wide-open areas and majestic hills, which adds to its reputation as one of the least pricey […]
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Forget The Cord: Charge Multiple Devices At The Same Time Wirelessly
Imagine a day where you can go to the office without the myriad of charging cords you usually carry. Your workspace is totally uncluttered, and […]
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Did Doctors Overtreating With Opioids Cause the Overdose Crisis? A Soho Forum Debate
Are doctors prescribing opioids for over-treating their patients in America? This was the topic of the Soho Forum discussion held in Manhattan’s Sheen Center. Adriane […]
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State Trooper Suing Andrew Cuomo for Harassment Can Be Pseudonymous, Because the Case Is “High-Profile”
The public generally has a right to access court records, including in civil cases—a right that is intended to “protect[]The public’s right to monitor and […]
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U.S. Would Be Better Off If Bitcoin Became the World’s Reserve Currency
Bitcoin can become the reserve currency of the world if it does not replace the dollar, the euro or the yuan daily medium for exchange. […]
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Biden Invokes Defense Production Act To Counteract His Own Protectionism
You don’t see it every day, but you might be surprised at how often a president declares some policies of his own administration to pose […]
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Who is Liable After a Scaffolding Accident
Construction workers need scaffolding to reach the different parts and levels of the building. Unfortunately, working on these raised platforms can sometimes be dangerous and […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: June 5, 1916
6/5/1916: Justice Louis Brandeis administers the oath. Justice Louis Brandeis Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: 6/6/1916
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Eric Adams Wants to Legalize Bar Dancing, All-Studio Apartment Buildings in NYC
America’s largest cities have been left behind by the success of zoning reforms. It seems that it is no longer the case. Eric Adams, the […]