The Legacy of Martin Luther King’s Civil Disobedience
Every year, we dedicate the third Monday in January to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his special place in our...
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How much can i sue for a dog bite?
When it comes to a dog bite case, Dog owners usually take responsibility. This means they need to pay your medical bills. In some unusual...
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Latest Coronavirus Scams: Fake Vaccines – FindLaw
OK, this is Was expected. We are talking about vaccine scams, which are the latest attempt by sinister thieves who see the Coronavirus as a...
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The new law forces federal agents to identify protesters themselves
The nation was rocked last summer by widespread protests against racial justice. While the vast majority of them include thousands of peaceful protesters asserting their...
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What does the Scotts decision mean regarding restrictions on the size of religious service for worshipers?
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the United States, conservatives have taken unprecedented measures to reduce the increase in infections. These measures mainly include...
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2020 Elections: Lessons Learned – FindLaw
It is perhaps safe to say that the 2020 general election went much smoother than most people expected. After challenging the arrival of the coronavirus...
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Can a city refuse to establish a church within its borders? – FindLaw
It appears that no one in Murdock, Minnesota has any interest in letting a church called Asatru Folk Assembly open its doors in their city....
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Environmental Protection Agency: Tampering with Illegal Trump emissions is rampant – FindLaw
The Environmental Protection Agency says tampering with vehicle emissions control devices is illegal and punishable. So what are we making, then, from the Environmental Protection...
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Will you have to get the COVID-19 vaccine to fly?
Air travel remains one of the industries hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. International travel has come to a virtual dead end with countries closing...
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These CARES Act benefits will end soon
When Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act in March, most lawmakers and the general public believed the legislation was necessary...
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Gifts in the Mail: What is Legal and Illegal? – FindLaw
Thanks to the pandemic, you may be changing holiday gift-giving plans. Your family gathering may be smaller than usual, but you still want to gift...
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Who decides who gets the vaccine first? Second? the third? – FindLaw
The news is encouraging. Two pharmaceutical companies and one biotech company More than 90% efficacy has been reported in clinical trials involving coronavirus vaccines, and...
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Can the president assign face masks? – FindLaw
Several times during his campaign this year, President-elect Joe Biden has said he favors a national mandate that requires people to wear face masks in...
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New Mexico meat plant defies shutdown order, files suit against state – FindLaw
Amid the United States’ patchwork of regional regulations and guidelines related to the Coronavirus, the question of authority is frequently raised. In the latest challenge...
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How is the COVID-19 vaccine approved? – FindLaw
People all over the world have been waiting for news of a vaccine since the start of the pandemic. The recent announcement that pharmaceutical companies...
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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...