Arizona has made aggressive efforts in the last decade to pass state laws curbing the rights of illegal immigrants. Today the Supreme Court struck down another such law, with an odd split among the conservative members of the court.
06.17.13 | Government, Lisa Bloom's Posts, Rights | Lisa Bloom, Avvo.com Legal Advisor and Analyst
Issues at stake include rights surrounding gay marriage, admissions policies at state universities, and Section 5 of The Voting Rights Act of 1965.
06.13.13 | Education, Family, Government, Lawsuits, Politics, Rights | Erin Danly
If you were on the run from the law, where would you go?
06.13.13 | Crime, Freedom, Rights | Erin Danly
In a blog post late last month, Facebook said it would evaluate and update its policies on hate speech. The social media company apologized for failing to handle offensive material according to its policies.
06.7.13 | Rights, Social Media | Erin Danly
More teenagers in the U.S. die as a result of texting while driving than from driving drunk. Laws regarding distracted driving are left up to the states now, but is that enough?
05.24.13 | Consumer protection, Rights | Erin Danly
Last Tuesday, the Alabama Legislature passed a bill ending the state’s prohibition on home brewing. Two days later, Governor Robert Bentley signed the bill, making home brewing legal in the state of Alabama. The Alabama-based advocacy group Right to Brew celebrated the decision.
05.15.13 | Current Events, Rights | Erin Danly
On May 1st, the Justice Department (DOJ) filed notice that it will challenge the ruling of a federal court judge requiring the FDA to allow women of all ages to buy emergency contraception over the counter.
05.13.13 | Rights | Erin Danly
With 3-D scanners and printers, making copies of physical items has never been easier.
05.13.13 | Consumer protection, Rights | Jessica Walters
What are today’s most dangerous jobs, and how you can seek legal protection to enhance workplace safety.
05.7.13 | Rights, Safety | Jessica Walters
You may be surprised to know how much your own everyday video recordings and sharing may be less legally innocent than you think.
04.29.13 | Current Events, Rights | Jessica Walters
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Arizona has made aggressive efforts in the last decade to pass state laws curbing the rights of illegal immigrants. Today the Supreme Court struck down another such law, with an odd split among the conservative members of the court.
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