From Lori Pilger (Lincoln Journal-Star) Saturday: A man from Ord has reached a $16,000 agreement with the town of central Nebraska. The lawsuit was filed […]
From Justice of the Peace Choose Eric Lengthy’s opinion in Solar v. Xu (C.D. Ailing.), determined in Might 2020 however simply posed on Westlaw: The […]
1/3/1911 Justice Willis Van Devanter swears. Justice Willis Van Devanter Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, January 3, 1911 originally appeared here.
S.B. 8. A Texas law which took effect on September 1, 2020, prohibits pre-viability abortions. Texas contracted S.B. to avoid federal legal responsibility. 8. The […]
Jerod Draper died from meth overdose. Video shows that Harrison County jail staff did not seek immediate medical attention. They placed Draper in a chair, […]
Minnesota Department of Health A Framework of Ethics for Monoclonal Antibodies Allocation During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Noting that those who do not have “BIPOC status”, […]
In August, the Court of Appeal for Nova Scotia decided Lorne Grabher’s last name could have been interpreted as an appeal for violence against women. […]
When writing the article about pseudonymous lawsuit, I noticed that pseudonyms don’t have to be mainstays like Doe and Roe. Or are deliberately common names […]
These two laws, which were passed by the state legislatures this weekend, are already affecting consumers, farmers and restaurateurs as well. California Proposition 12The 2018 […]
1/2/1923 Justice Pierce Butler swears. Justice Pierce Butler Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, January 2, 1923 originally appeared on Reason.com.
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