How should we punish child sex offenders? Do they deserve to go to prison?
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Legal to Put Children on Sex Offender Registry?
North Carolina’s sterilization law forced medical procedures on thousands of U.S. citizens decades ago. An assembled task force has now declared that victims should receive $50,000 each
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NC Sterilization Victims Deserve $50,000, Panel Says
Oklahoma’s anti-Sharia law amendment is not okay, according to a panel of judges on the 10th Circuit. Attorneys for the state argued the “Save Our State Amendment” only bans judges from applying international law.
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Okla. Anti-Sharia Law Not OK: 10th Cir
Iconic rock band The Velvet Underground is suing the Andy Warhol Foundation over an “a-peel-ing” piece of artwork. To paraphrase rocker Gwen Stefani: This suit is bananas — b-a-n-a-n-a-s. Actually, The Velvet Underground’s lawsuit focuses on one banana in particular: a pop art banana image, graced with Andy Warhol’s name……
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Velvet Underground Goes ‘Bananas’ in Andy Warhol Lawsuit
A New York herpes lawsuit claims a disgraced Texas hand surgeon allegedly infected his ex-girlfriend with herpes after failing to disclose his disease.
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TX Surgeon Sued for Giving NY Woman Herpes
To help protect yourself and your children, it’s important to understand how to legally use a sex offender registry as an evaluative tool.
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How to Use a Sex Offender Registry
If you’re wondering how to sell at farmers’ markets, you’re at the right place.
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How to Sell at Farmers’ Markets
A new trend in employment law, California companies have recently been experiencing a barrage of meal break lawsuits, challenging state labor rules and the extent to which an employer must provide time to rest. One of these lawsuits, filed against… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Don’t Get Sued for Not Providing Meal Breaks
Warehouse retailer Costco suffered a blow last week when the New York judge presiding over the “Costco slurpee lawsuit,” a slip and fall action brought by 74-year-old Theresa Danza, denied the company’s motion to move the suit to Florida. Visiting… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Costco’s ‘Slipped on a Slurpee’ Lawsuit Stays in NY
Miracle Hands Inc., a HIV/AIDS service provider in the D.C. area, is accused of using $330,000 worth of federal funds to start a strip club. Coincidentally, Miracle Hands owner Cornell Jones is a former D.C.
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AIDS Group Used Tax Funds for DC Strip Club
