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Today in Supreme Court History: April 1, 2003
4/1/2003: Grutter v. Bollinger and Gratz v. Bollinger argued. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History:April 1, 2003
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Pandemic Policy Turned Schools Into Surveillance States
The open campus was becoming a distant memory even before the pandemic. Many schools became panopticons because of exaggerated security concerns and the falling cost […]
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Brickbats: April 2022
Video shows staff from Harrison County, Indiana jail didn’t immediately see Jerod Draper, who was suffering from a meth addiction. They put him in a […]
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Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy
It “seemed like a good idea at the time,” former Rep. Charles Rangel (D–N.Y.) The Netflix documentary explains. Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy. Rangel was Harlem’s representative […]
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Let Off With a Warning
Knoxville police officer Cody Klingmann, a Knoxville resident, was speeding at more than 80 mph within a 45 mph zone. He wasn’t using lights or […]
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Who Can I Sue for My Family Member’s Death
If the person you love has passed as a result of a car accident or a careless or risky workplace activity, what are your options? […]
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Lawyer Gets Harassment Restraining Order Against Ex-Clients Based on (Among Other Things) Online Criticism
The pseudonymized yesterday decision has been in Kareem K. v. Ida I.(Reported by Justices Ariane Vuono and Sookyoung Shin. And Sabita Singh). The plaintiff was […]
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A Federal Judge Says a Victim of Retaliatory Prosecution Can Sue a Cop Who Treated Criticism As a Crime
Grant Long, an Arkansas resident, was cleared of the following criminal charges four years ago: harassing communications, harassment and theft. Long argues in a federal […]
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What Is Considered Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice claims are filed when a patient is harmed while under the care of a health care practitioner who fails to execute their obligations […]