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Applications to law schools around the country are about to hit a thirty-year low. And as The Atlantic reports, that’s probably a good thing. The job market for law school graduates is bleak: just 85% of […]
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Tripti Chaudhary Law professor turned author, Christopher G. Moore is the author of 23 novels, one non-fiction book, and a set of inter-locked tales; his best work being the award-winning Vincent Calvino private eye series […]
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NORML | The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D. C. Circuit will hear opening arguments in a lawsuit challenging the federal government’s refusal to consider reclassifying marijuana as a schedule I prohibited substance under […]
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Gulf Today | Thailand’s Supreme Court has issued a warrant for arrest for ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra. The tycoon, who has already had abuse of power charges brought against him, was removed from power in […]
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Bangkok Post | Chile and Thailand have finished negotiations for their free trade agreement (FTA) and plan to have the treaty take effect by the middle of next year. FTA negotiations cover trade in goods, […]
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Reuters | A judge upheld an Alaska law requiring girls who are minors to tell their parents they want to have an abortion but struck down a provision that would have increased potential civil liabilities […]
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USA Today | The Supreme Court has been trying to determine how much racial favoritism is enough in the Fisher v. University of Texas case. The case resulted after Abigail Fisher, a 22-year-old Texan who […]
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Student IDs in San Antonio area schools are now being implemented with Texas Radio Frequency Identification chips to curb problems with truancy. The RFID chipped IDs are supposed to help school officials in the Northside […]
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NY Times | A immigration rights advocate has not been detained after he was arrested on a traffic violation because he did not present a risk to public safety. Jose Antonio Vargas was stopped on […]
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Mercury News | A rising number of homeless people in Orange Country have been fined for various ‘crimes’ such as smoking in parks and having a “strong aroma.” New ordinances have put restrictions in public […]
