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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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...
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What can you do about retaliation for reporting sexual harassment? – FindLaw
The #MeToo movement has led to a widespread awareness of just how common harassment and sexual assault is. Since the allegations surfaced against Hollywood mogul...
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Will New York Police stop traffic? – FindLaw
New York State Attorney Letitia James has now recommended that New York Police stop regular traffic stops, due to the potential for escalation into violence....
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Should the voting age be lowered to 16? – FindLaw
In November of this year, San Francisco may become the first major city in the United States to lower the voting age in municipal elections...
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The Latest Pandemic Fraud: Review – FindLaw
Bluff artists love bad times. As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, so has the activities of the scammers. The first wave of these scams, in February...
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Can you vote in person if you have COVID-19? – FindLaw
With the coronavirus pandemic showing no signs of slowing down in many states, many people are taking advantage of expanded opportunities to cast their ballots...
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Doctor and patient confidentiality when the patient is the boss – FindLaw
The Hippocratic Oath requires physicians to keep patient information confidential. But what happens when a patient facing a serious, and possibly life-threatening, medical condition is...
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How can Puerto Rico become a country? – FindLaw
One of the strangest crowd shouts / intimidation tactics this election season is how quickly Democrats move to grant a state to Puerto Rico in...