Federal Court in New York Upholds the SAFE Act
Chief U.S. District Judge William M. Skretny in Buffalo has found the SAFE Act, New York's gun control law to…
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Widener Law School Students Creates an All-Women Student Leadership
The Widener Law School in Delaware has made a landmark in the school's history by electing an all-women leadership of…
Unmarried Dad Fighting for Return of Son in Utah
Jake Strickland in Utah is fighting for a son he never had the chance to set his eyes on. A…
France Approves 75% Income Tax for Salaries More Than 1 Million Euros
France's constitutional council gave approval to President Francois Hollande to impose new "millionaire tax" applicable to companies after taking social…
Zachary Carter to Head New York’s Law Department
New York City Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio has announced the selection of former U.S. attorney, Zachary Carter, as the city's…
Federal Court Rules NSA Phone Surveillance Is Legal
While earlier this month, the U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon had ruled that the NSA surveillance program may be…
Snyder Allows Manufacturers Test Driverless Cars in Michigan
Michigan Governor, Rick Snyder, signed two bills into law to allow manufacturers test driverless cars in Michigan. Of the two…
Law That Allowed Warrantless Hotel Search in Los Angeles Struck Down
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has struck down § 41.49 of the Los Angeles Municipal Code that allowed…
Taboo Goes to Federal Court against the City of Columbia
The adult toy store, Taboo has ultimately filed a lawsuit against the City of Columbia being exasperated with the way…
NH Supreme Court Reverses Child Porn Conviction of Gender Confused Man
The top court of New Hampshire has overturned the conviction of a man sentenced to 15-years for possession of child…
Apple Inc. Fined by Taiwan’s FTC Over iPhone Pricing
Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) has fined Apple Inc. over its attempts to sell the iPhone at a premium price…
10th Circuit Allows Gay Marriages to Continue in Utah
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has declined to grant Utah's request for an emergency stay on the order…