The corsages have long since wilted, but if you have been following the story of gay Mississippi teen Constance McMillen, you still may be interested to hear that a settlement has been announced between McMillen and the school district she sued…
Was there a “Sham Prom,” or wasn’t there? That is the question. Or perhaps the question is: what the heck is a Sham Prom? … Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Mississippi School Board Denies Sham Prom
A shortage in thiopental sodium, the drug used in lethal injection procedures may put executions in Arizona on hold a while longer. Executions were set to resume after three years and a period of legal wrestling over an acceptable method of lethal..
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Thiopental Sodium Shortage May Delay Executions in AZ
If you have been following the story of gay Mississippi teen Constance McMillen and her fight to take the date of her choice (in the outfit of her choice) to her prom in Fulton Miss., you know that McMillen and the… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Prom Up-Date: Judge Rules in Gay Teen’s Favor
As discussed in a prior post, this past December, gay teen Constance McMillen had requested of Itawamba Agricultural High School in Mississippi that she be allowed to bring her girlfriend as a date to the school prom and wear a tux. This… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Prom Date Update: ACLU, School in Court
So much for the second and even third wave of feminism. It’s back to sister vs. sister in the great state of North Carolina where scorned wife Cynthia Shackelford has won $9 million from her alienation of affection suit against her husband’s mistress.
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Sore Spouse in N.C. Wins $9 Mill from Other Woman
