by Mike Kimel Hauser’s Law is Extremely Misleading Cross posted at the Presimetrics blog. A friend sent me a link to this Wall Street Journal opinion piece by W. Kurt…

…after all, have a law degree from Yale, and practiced corporate law in Arkansas. It also, of course, was straightforward to her that although most people do know that, she…

…discuss antitrust law and also forced-arbitration clauses. Antitrust law is the more important of the two, and truly implicates the very workings of the larger economy. In a post several…

…Finding the cause is more likely to prevent recurrence. While scientists seek to identify causes; the law (here, law enforcement and the criminal courts in concert), representative society, seeks someone…

…law enforcement to engage in immigration enforcement. Instead, ‘it simply prohibits local governments and officials from making policies that would restrict [law enforcement’s] ability to keep communities safe and it would…

…had at least one law restricting sleeping in public. Currently, 72% of the cities have at least one law restricting camping in public. There are even laws that prohibit people…

…his hands were restrained – toward the end of the Black man’s deadly encounter with the officers this month. Appeals court upholds restraining order on Illinois gun ban, msn.com, Associated…

…with no AOR to: – either conduct a three-way call with the client and the marketplace center. The client authorizes the new agent to act on their behalf, or –…

…know it as. Earlier this month, Vietnam War veteran Paul Cox went to a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical center in St. Louis to visit a sick friend. When…

…their beliefs in the last election. Radical House Republicans have come back with another proposal which seeks to delay the PPACA for one year, removes the medical device taxation to…