The Legal Intelligencer
Across the country, students are forming "Gay-Straight Alliance" (GSA) clubs — organizations designed to bring together LGBT students and straight allies in a safe space to address tough issues
...sincerely held with the strength of religious views. Chenzira also cited various Bible verses and provided an essay, “The Biblical Basis of Veganism,”...
...Pennsylvania legislators who declared that 2012 would be the Year of the Bible. A federal judge in the Middle District of Pennsylvania ruled against the...
Adam Beloff, a Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas judge who died last week, was such a nice guy that you would think it was an act at first, said a longtime Beloff family friend, Municipal Court Judg
...page bound textbook that workers' comp attorneys refer to as "The Bible"); and he is playing an active and significant role in the...
...of Representatives who proclaimed this to be the "Year of the Bible," he also issued a stiff rebuke. Conner held that...
...of the Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith, located at 5188 Bible Way in West Philadelphia. Jeter claimed that as she walked...
...Pennsylvania House resolution declaring 2012 to be the "Year of the Bible," the court determined that plaintiff had standing to bring this action...
...He studied religion for personal reasons but soon became obsessed with the Bible, particularly the Old Testament. He developed a belief that money was evil...
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has adopted changes to the rules on how e-discovery is handled in the state, expressly rejecting an adoption of federal law
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