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 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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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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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 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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Is Trump’s unemployment extension constitutional? – FindLaw
Although millions desperately need more unemployment relief across the country, and a second stimulus package has yet to be approved, President Trump’s announcement of a...
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Can polling places recruit masks? – FindLaw
Across the country, state and local officials have found that their powers are being tested by those who are resisting COVID-19 emergency orders and measures....