Blogs
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Home Sellers Didn’t Disclose “The Watcher” and Now Face Lawsuit
What happens when your dream house becomes a nightmare?
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Can the Government Protect Itself from Cyber Attacks?
Recent hacks and the government's response suggest otherwise.
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Fellow White Folks: We Are All Dylan Roof
Because even when we do protest against white supremacist state violence, we benefit from it.
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Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out the strangest arrest stories this week.
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The Red Cross: A Failure in Haiti?
Where did all the donations go?
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America Has a Huge Racism Problem
It needs to stop.
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The Best Legal Tweets of the Week
Check out this slideshow of the best legal tweets from lawyers and law students this week.
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Does Juvenile Incarceration Actually Work?
Locking up children may actually lead to more crime.
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U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Timely or Dangerous?
It's a question our 2016 contenders will have to answer.
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Are You Schlepping to Work in This City With the Longest Commute?
Find out the cities with the longest and most expensive daily commutes.
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Near-Death by Molasses: Driver Sues After Truck Crash
When you almost drown in molasses, you have to sue the owners of the cow who caused the accident.
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Can You Be Fired for Legal Marijuana Use?
The Colorado Supreme Court says yes.
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Lesbians! Lesbians Everywhere!
This week in the world of lesbians...must be Pride Month!
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Thanks SCOTUS: A Victory for Reproductive Rights
SCOTUS justices are looking out for the ladies, even if they don't realize it.
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The Best Legal Tweets of the Week
Check out this week's best tweets from lawyers and law students.
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First Church of Cannabis to Open Thanks to Indiana’s Religious Freedom Law
Indiana's controversial religious freedom law has a new supporter: the First Church of Cannabis
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The Most Ridiculous LSAT Stories of the Year
While you're waiting for your results, check out these anecdotes from June LSAT test takers.
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Rachel Dolezal is Transracial and it Doesn’t Negate Her Justice Work
So what if the NAACP leader isn't Black? It doesn't erase the work she's done for civil rights.
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Weed Trend Grows: Canada Legalizes Medical Edibles
Legal weed grows across North America as Canada OKs edibles
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Born in Israel? Not on Your American Passport
A win for the executive branch over congress in this battle over sovereignty.
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Capitalism and College Sports: Time to Pay Student Athletes
If the NCAA is starting to sound like a cartel, that's because it is.
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The Two Supreme Court Cases We Should All Be Watching
Big decisions in June could have a major impact on the U.S.
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The U.S. Needs to Take a Firm Stand Against China on Cyber Attacks
The back-and-forth battle is far from over.
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Kids’ Lemonade Stand Shut Down by Texas Police For a Ridiculous Reason
Better watch out for those enterprising kids and their tax-evading lemonade stands in Texas!
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Mississippi Superintendent Hates Fun, Presses Charges Against Cheerers
Think twice before cheering at a graduation in Mississippi--you might land yourself in court!
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“Time Macho” is the Rape Culture of the Workplace
No doesn't mean no is out billable-hours obsessed workplace culture.
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Baltimore After Freddie Gray: One of the Bloodiest Months in History
Baltimore's murder rate peaked last month while police activity sharply fell.
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The Dumbest Laws of the United States: New York and New Jersey
You thought the laws in the Midwest were weird? Check out the dumbest laws in New York and New...
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The Best Legal Tweets of the Week
Grab your coffee and join these lawyers and law students for the best legal tweets of the week.
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The Number of Americans Killed By Police is Much Higher Than You Think
Police shootings are dramatically undercounted by the FBI and law enforcement.
