Charitable scams are on the rise – FindLaw
As we continue to fight COVID-19, many charities and nonprofits are feeling the economic pain of lost revenue from fundraising events and other regular sources....
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Is it legal for conductors to contact you on social media? – FindLaw
It is widely estimated that about 70 million Americans have bills in groups at any given time. This means that a large portion of the...
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Eviction Cease Vulnerabilities to Look For – FindLaw
In September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a nationwide evacuation halt to curb the spread of COVID-19 and help people experiencing...
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Countries seek to end the Electoral College Tour – FindLaw
The Electoral College has become the boy favorite for Democrats who believe it provides an advantage to their Republican rivals. Republicans twice in the past...
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Can you move to Georgia to vote on January 5th only? – FindLaw
Thinking of moving to Georgia to vote in the two very important Senate runoffs there? Some activists on social media have suggested they set up...
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Takeaway government polling measures – FindLaw
Prop 22 in California The most expensive ballot measure in the state has been California’s Proposition 22, which allows business companies such as DoorDash, Lyft,...
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Zoom is requested to enhance security by FTC – FindLaw
Before the coronavirus pandemic began, little had been heard about Zoom. Now videoconferencing service has become a regular part of the daily lives of dozens...
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Pet adoption scams on the rise – FindLaw
The isolation of life during the coronavirus pandemic has prompted many Americans to consider owning pets for companionship. If you are one of them, beware:...
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Loopholes in Federal Trade Commission laws could allow young children to advertise unhealthy eating – FindLaw
Federal Trade Commission regulations regarding children’s television programming and the advertisements shown during those shows have not yet been applied to children’s online entertainment. This...
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Voters decriminalize harder drugs than just a bowl – FindLaw
The 2020 elections proved once again that the American people want to have marijuana. The drug is now either recreational, medicinal, legal, or non-criminalization in...
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Can you travel to see family on vacation? – FindLaw
Maybe your parents let Thanksgiving slip through this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. but you are she Coming home for Christmas, right? Vacation travel...
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How to remove an Ethnically Restricted Housing Charter – FindLaw
George Floyd’s death and the months of protests surrounding the police killing of him and other black American policemen sparked many important conversations about the...
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Can countries really secede from the union?
We are told that the civil war settled the matter. When 11 southern states decided to withdraw from the Union, the result was a terrible...
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Can you legally celebrate Thanksgiving with the family this year? – FindLaw
If you eat a turkey sandwich on your sofa, is that really Thanksgiving? This is what people across the country are putting themselves out to...
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What should you do if you see a “militia” at your polling site? – FindLaw
The emergence of self-styled armed “militias” in street protests this year raises concerns that these same groups will appear in polling stations on Election Day....
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Can you bring a gun to the polls? – FindLaw
Early voting is in progress. But that no longer meant just a lengthy session of patriot Americans, waiting patiently and quietly to exercise their right...
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First California State Waives Administrative Court Fee for Low Income – FindLaw
Driver’s licenses or voting rights have been suspended for millions of Americans across the country for the same thing: unpaid court fees. California has just...
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Governmental Polling Measures for Monitoring – FindLaw
The 2020 presidential election sees a lot of news coverage and discussion, but less of the talking about voting is the individual polling procedures unique...
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Important election dates to mark on your calendar – FindLaw
Most people are aware that Election Day in the United States is always the first Tuesday in November. They may be less aware of many...
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Can the army intervene in a disputed election? – FindLaw
When you hear the term “Banana Republic,” what comes to your mind? Chances are, part of what comes to mind are images of a shabby...