The Legal Intelligencer
...check fraud, identify theft, and counterfeiting. With social media's emergence, many legislatures are considering complete restrictions for sex offenders from social networking sites. In...
...technology by law enforcement officers is probably better suited to regulation by legislatures, but Congress failed to provide any guidance in this area. Moreover, the...
...South Dakota, Michigan, Nevada, Wyoming, Louisiana, Alabama, Kansas, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri...Corbett administration expects that the Legislature will pass the necessary changes...
The battle over health care reform will continue this fall, with three key challenges under way in the federal courts and several states considering ways to block the new law
...the economy," said Tim Johnson, vice president of institutional advancement at Louisiana College in Pineville, La., which is re-evaluating whether to delay the...
...economy likely headed into a recession and coastal areas in Texas and Louisiana still struggling with the aftermath of hurricanes, the need for legal aid...
...Court recently struck down a Louisiana law that authorized the death...the court's decision, state legislatures across the country re-wrote...
...written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority in Kennedy v. Louisiana , 554 U.S. __ (June 25, 2008) Kennedy, J.; Alito, J. dissenting (Docket...
The de facto nationwide moratorium on executions for the last six months is likely at an end as a result of the U.S. Supreme Court's 7-2 decision Wednesday upholding Kentucky's protocol for lethal in
...high court case that has drawn substantial comments is Snyder v. Louisiana, decided last week, in which the court reversed a murder conviction...
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