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What constitutes a “public nuisance”? And does an injury rooted in religious belief override general public con...

Election night 2018 brought about several changes in the legal landscape, but probably none so stark or so surprisi...

It’s a common experience: the smartphone that is supposed to make your life easier and more manageable develops a...

Recently, a small school district in eastern Pennsylvania became the first school district in the state to permit t...

During the 2018 midterms, Washington State asked voters to consider a ballot initiative outlining one of the most s...

It’s that time of year: leaves fall, shadows lengthen, and we turn back our clocks, offering a one-time gain of a...

The face of U.S. immigration law is changing, drastically and rapidly. While much of the attention has focused on m...

On October 27, 2018, a man walked into a synagogue in Pittsburgh and opened fire, killing 11 people and injurin...

A few weeks ago, President Trump made news (again) when he complained about his former attorney agreeing to coopera...

California is on track to become the first state to eliminate money bail with the passage of California Senate Bill...