Kids for Cash. It’s a startling case of the worst kind of judicial corruption – a story that sounds more fitting for a movie script than for reality.
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One ‘Kids for Cash’ Ex-Judge Pleads Guilty
Perhaps it is foolish for anyone to be surprised that the combination of the internet, cell phone cameras and teenage hormones leads to naked pictures being sent back and forth.
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More Teen Sexting Leads to More Child Porn Charges
The BP oil spill has prompted a number of lawsuits against the company. However, those lawsuits are now in jeopardy of facing a legal limbo as a Department of Justice probe could temporarily bring the lawsuits to a halt. The U.S. Justice Department opened…
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DOJ Criminal Investigation Could Stall BP Lawsuits
Pennsylvania has introduced new legislation aimed at cracking down on DUI first time offenders by requiring them to have ignition interlock devices on their vehicles. The goal of the newly proposed DUI legislation is to deter people from drinking and..
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DUI First Time Offenders May Get Interlock Devices
This time, life imitates art. In 2004, British artist Sam Taylor-Wood produced a video portrait of soccer legend David Beckham, peacefully asleep. In a eerily parallel scene, the on-going case against the Lower Merion School District for allegedly spying on students via webcams attached to school issued laptops produced…
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Caught Napping: Pics in School Spying Case Emerge
Yesterday, the Arizona state Senate voted 17-11 to pass what some call the country’s strictest and most controversial immigration bill, requiring police to question people about their status if there’s reason to suspect they’re in the country illegally. The bill would also allow individual lawsuits to… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Arizona Passes Controversial Immigration Bill
As discussed in a prior post, the Attorneys General of 13 states (at last count) have announced plans to file a court action challenging the constitutionality of the healthcare reform law. Now, in a letter addressed to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder,..
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State of War: Officials Argue over Healthcare Suit
They say all they wanted to do was track down missing or stolen laptops. And possibly, make student Blake Robbins kick that vicious Mike & Ike habit.
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Oh Brother, Will School Spy Case Change Fed Law?
On Thursday, March 25, Secretary of the Defense Robert Gates told a press conference the United States Military will adopt a “common sense,” “common decency” approach to the enforcement of the “don’t ask, don’t tell” law governing gay men and women serving in… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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New "Common Sense" Rules for Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
On March 17, the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals handed down an anticipated decision in a teen “sexting” case.
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3rd Circuit Declines to Rule: Is Sexting Pornography?
