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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Why do journalists use words like “alleged” and “alleged”? – FindLaw
Have you ever read a news article about a crime or “alleged” event and wondered why it appears that the author of the article was...
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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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Can you get workers’ companies for COVID-19? – FindLaw
At the start of the coronavirus pandemic, fear of a silent killer spreading among the workplace sent workers in all sectors of the economy home....
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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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The Justice Department says Yale University discriminates against white and Asian American applicants – FindLaw
Although the Civil Rights Act of 1964 makes discrimination against people based on race, gender, and so forth illegal, affirmative action in college admissions has...
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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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What happens if the Supreme Court issues its 4-4 decision? – FindLaw
The death of Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves the U.S. Supreme Court with eight justices during the most litigious election season in anyone’s memory. Is...
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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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The latest front in the legal fight by mail vote: Drop Boxes – FindLaw
Consider a humble drop box. In the not too distant past, we were more likely to take curated funds for granted in our lifetimes. We...
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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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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...
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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 musicians persuade politicians to stop playing their songs? – FindLaw
Although the artist may be the sound of the song, he rarely has complete control over where and when the music is played. Musicians have...
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Can grocers be required to offer workers a “hero wage”? – FindLaw
Many city governments on the West Coast believe that frontline workers at large grocery stores deserve bonuses for their services during the pandemic. But instead...
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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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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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Can your employer require you to get the COVID-19 vaccine? – FindLaw
If a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, does your employer require you to be vaccinated as a condition of your employment? The short answer is yes....
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What measures are countries taking now to change voting laws? – FindLaw
Most states expanded access to the vote – many dramatically – in response to the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. The result was an election that...
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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...