Law
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Lesbian Appeals to Mississippi Supreme Court for Child Custody
When same-sex couples divorce, who has parental rights to the children?
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A Look at the Upcoming Trial for Woman Who Urged Boyfriend to Kill Himself
She faces involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Supreme Court to Hear Cellphone Privacy Case
The Supreme Court will make the call on cellphone privacy rights.
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Ohio AG Sues Pharmaceutical Companies Over Opioid Epidemic
The lawsuit accuses the companies of developing a marketing scheme to dupe doctors and patients.
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Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Two LA Cops Who Shot a Homeless Couple
It was a unanimous decision.
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Man Sues Little Caesars for $100 Million Claiming it Mislabeled a Pizza “Halal”
Mohamad Bazzi believes his pizza was topped with pork pepperoni.
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Supreme Court Finds Racial Bias in North Carolina Gerrymandering
The decision could have far-reaching consequences.
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Supreme Court Rejects Appeal for North Carolina Voter ID Law
The Court did not weigh in on the actual merits of the case.
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Why does the Tennessee Legislature Care About a Lesbian Couple’s Divorce?
It involves a child custody case.
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T-Mobile is Facing a Lawsuit for the Death of a Child
A lawsuit places blame on the company after a customer was unable to reach 911.
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Alabama Passes Law Allowing Adoption Agencies to Turn Away Gay Couples
The law would also let agencies refuse adoptions to mixed-faith couples, single parents, and divorced people.
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Officer Who Killed Walter Scott Pleads Guilty to Civil Rights Charge
Murder charges against Slager will be dropped as part of the plea deal.
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Chobani Sues Alex Jones, Claims He Spread Misinformation
The company alleges two counts of defamation.
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Cherokee Nation Sues Opioid Providers and Pharmacies
The community has filed a lawsuit against six companies.
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Woman Seeking Parental Rights to Ex-Partner’s Son Continues Legal Battle
The case was affected by a landmark 2016 ruling.
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Arkansas Keeps Fighting to Carry Out Planned Executions
Eight inmates were scheduled to be executed over an 11-day period.
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How a Church Playground Caused a Dispute Over Religious Freedom
It's all fun and games until someone goes to court.
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Will Banning Judicial Override for Capital Cases Keep Alabama Out of Court?
Alabama's sentencing scheme still lags behind other states'.
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FBI Obtained Warrant to Wiretap Former Trump Aide Carter Page
Page was suspected of being an undercover Russian spy.
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Federal Judge Rules that Texas’ Voter ID Law is Discriminatory
Here's what you need to know.
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Appeals Court Rules LGBT Discrimination Violates the Civil Rights Act
The ruling was the first of its kind.
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Florida Prosecutor Won’t Seek Death Penalty, Governor Yanks Her Cases
Democrat Aramis Ayala is the first black elected prosecutor in the country.
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Anti-Abortion Activists Who Secretly Filmed Planned Parenthood Charged with Felonies
David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt were each indicted with 15 felony charges.
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Best Legal Tweets of the Week
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Arkansas Senate Backtracks on Allowing Concealed Guns in College Sports Stadiums
Arkansas may not let some people carry firearms into football stadiums after all.
