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Senator Warren’s Supreme Court Case: CFPB at Risk
Opinion Article: U.S. Supreme Court Case Could Expose Every Federal Bank Regulator to Political Inference An upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case has the potential to upend the way federal banking regulators operate, according to Senator Elizabeth Warren. As the case looms, the potential risks are becoming increasingly clear. If the court rules in favor of […] More
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AFJ: New #ThomasResign Ads Mark Start of Supreme Court Term
Justice Clarence Thomas is Past His Three Strikes and Out: An Opinion Article Next week marks both the start of the new Supreme Court term and the Major League Baseball playoffs, and Alliance for Justice has a clear message for the Court: Justice Clarence Thomas needs to go. In response, the organization has launched a […] More
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North Dakota Sup. Ct. Nixes Budget Bill, Legislature to Reconvene
Governor Doug Burgum Announces Plans To Meet With Legislative Leaders Republican Governor Doug Burgum of North Dakota recently announced plans to meet with legislative leaders in order to discuss how best to respond to an ongoing issue. This article will explore the details of Governor Burgum’s plans and provide an analysis of the potential implications […] More
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Opinion Editorial: Arizona DNA Testing Laws and Regulations
DNA Testing Laws and Regulations-ARS-13-1610 In a recent article by Josh Kolsrud titled “DNA Testing Laws and Regulations-ARS-13-1610,” the author brings attention to the DNA laws and regulations in Arizona, specifically focusing on the implications it has on criminal cases. The article provides information and answers to common questions regarding the legality and use of […] More
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Proving Unfit Living Conditions in Child Custody Cases
Proving Unfit Living Conditions in Child Custody Cases The custody of a child is a difficult process to go through for both parents, and a major factor that courts take into consideration when deciding on custody is the living conditions in which a parent can provide for the child. In this article, we will discuss […] More
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Spouse Obligation to Pay Attorney Fees: Legal Requirements Explained
Can My Spouse Be Required to Pay My Attorney Fees? When facing a divorce or other family law matter, it can be a stressful and expensive process. It is not uncommon for one spouse to be responsible for the other’s attorney fees, depending on the state. In this article, we will explore the legal requirements […] More
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Entrapment Defense in Criminal Law: An Overview
The Entrapment Defense in Criminal Law Cases At its core, entrapment is a legal doctrine that serves to protect individuals from police misconduct. It’s a defense used in criminal law cases when a person has been coerced by law enforcement to commit a crime that they would not have committed otherwise. In other words, entrapment […] More