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ICYMI: Best of the Week
ICYMI, check out Law Street's top three articles of the week.
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The Best Legal Tweets of the Week
Check out this week's slideshow of the best legal tweets of the week.
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The U.S. Government: A House Divided on Foreign Policy
The Iran letter and Netanyahu's Congressional invitation is nothing new. Check out the history of foreign policy dissension.
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Weird Arrests of the Week
Check out this week's slideshow of the top 5 weird arrests of the week.
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Craigslist Post Ends in Grisly Attack on Pregnant Colorado Woman
A Colorado woman cut out a pregnant woman's baby after meeting on Craigslist to sell baby clothes.
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Lawsuit Claims That Your Favorite Wine Contains Arsenic
Popular wine brands are facing a class-action suit over how much arsenic they contain.
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Hurricane Sandy Recovery Drags on For Devastated Communities
Communities ravaged by Hurricane Sandy continue to wait for relief funds nearly three years after the storm.
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What’s the Verdict? The Truth Behind TV Court Shows
What exactly goes on in TV court shows like "Judge Judy?" Are they real?
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Obama’s Immigration Reform: Earned Citizenship and Beyond
As we work our way toward comprehensive immigration reform, there are many roadblocks.
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How to Regulate Gluten, the Modern Food Villain
Why do more people have gluten sensitivities, and how do we fix it?
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UVA Community Gathers in Support of Martese Johnson
The UVA community gathered in support of student Martese Johnson who was brutally arrested Tuesday night.
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Oregon Becomes First State to Automatically Register Voters
Oregon passed a law this week making it the first state to automatically register voters.
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Greek Fraternities’ Swift Fall From Grace: What’s Next?
Greek Life is under fire. What's next?
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Personal Records Online: Who’s Protecting Your Information?
Everyone's records can now be found online. Is that a good thing?
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House Stolen in Oregon, Found Several Miles Away
When a man, visiting his vacation cabin, saw that it was no longer there, he had to report the...
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DOJ Study: Death Penalty Not a Guaranteed Death Sentence
A new study has found that many death row prisoners are never executed.
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Grindr Found Not Liable For Man’s Sexual Encounter With Minor
Man sues Grinder for not verifying hook-up partner's age, and loses.
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Aaron Schock’s Age Didn’t Do Him in, His Idiocy Did
Aaron Schock isn't resigning from Congress because he's a Millennial, he's resigning because he thought he was untouchable.
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New California Proposal: Law Students Must Volunteer in Legal Aid
The California State Bar is weighing a proposal to provide more legal help to low-income residents.
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First Gay Group Marches in the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade
NYC's St. Patrick's Day Parade welcomed its first gay organization, but did it do enough?
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Is Sex Offender Registration a Cruel and Unusual Punishment?
An Ohio case may change how and when we require sex offender registration.
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Dumbest Laws of the United States: Vermont, New Hampshire, & Maine
Check out the dumbest laws in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont.
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Do You Want Pain With Your Fries? OSHA Investigating McDonald’s
Workers at McDonald's locations across the country allege wide-scale disregard by management for on-the-job injuries.
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Owning Exotic Pets is Dangerous and Unethical
Trying to tame wild animals by owning exotic pets is both dangerous and unethical behavior.
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Texas Bill Could Make Photographing Police a Crime
Why does Texas want to ban citizens from photographing cops at a close proximity?
