Sexting has been a popular buzz word in the news this year. There are many reasons why: it’s a trendy sounding word that has ’sex’ in it
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‘Anti-Sexting’ Technology Patented by Apple
What began as a handful of sexts to a domestic abuse client, and snowballed into many sexts to different clients, seems to have finally ended with the resignation of sexting DA Ken Kratz. USA Today reports that 50 year-old Ken… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Sexting DA Ken Kratz Resigns
Predatory lending is a form of financial lending that carries unreasonable fees, high interest rates, and unmanageable payment requirements. According to a new study published in the American Sociological Review, this practice, primarily aimed at minority groups in racially segregated… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Did Racial Predatory Lending Fuel Housing Crisis?
What happens when a high school teacher confiscates your cell phone, the principal looks through it, finds nude photos and turns the phone over to police?
Sexts for legal favors? That appears to be the case in Wisconsin.
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‘Sexting’ D.A.: 3rd Woman Comes Forward
Today, Martin Gill is one step closer to becoming the “forever father” of his two boys, now aged 6 and 10.
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Florida Ban on Gay Adoption Struck Down
This week, the last state statue expressly banning all homosexual parents from adopting children was struck down by the Florida Court of Appeals.
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Florida Court of Appeals Rules Gay Adoption Ban Unconstitutional
A Chilton, Wisconsin prosecutor is accused of a sexting scandal with a domestic abuse victim.
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Prosecutor Accused of ‘Sexting’ Abuse Victim
Dwight Howard is suing the mother of his child for the Dr.
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Dwight Howard Sues His Child’s Mom Royce Reed for $500M
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
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Teen ‘Sextortion’ on the Rise: What is It?