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An honor student suspended for seven weeks after sending a controversial tweet has filed a lawsuit against police and school officials for invading his privacy, defaming his reputation, and falsely accusing him of criminal activity.
→ Read MoreThe debate over Laura’s Law and involuntary psychiatric treatment and hospitalization continues in California.
→ Read MoreFrom a questionable Maine beer law to a geography textbook victory for Koreans in Virginia, this week’s American legal landscape provides some interesting, and occasionally humorous, stories to keep an eye on.
→ Read MoreIn Texas, Senior U.S. District Judge Janis Jack has issued an injunction restricting State officials from issuing any further water permits until they can provide assurances that doing so will not further endanger the native whooping crane.
→ Read MoreA federal appeals court has overturned an Indiana law that forbid registered sex offenders from accessing social media websites.
→ Read MoreThe most recent word to be stricken from law, however, holds a slighting connotation that a person is crazed, even possessed, or out of control. The “lunatic” is now being considered for removal from the language of laws; and specifically from one discussing a bankruptcy matter.
→ Read MoreThe Kentucky Supreme Court has upheld convictions of Amish men who faced legal trouble for refusing to place triangular orange safety symbols on the back of their buggies.
→ Read MoreScott Johnson, a quadriplegic disability attorney who has been the plaintiff in more than 1,000 ADA lawsuits, forced small Sacramento burger restaurant to close with his most recent litigation.
→ Read MoreOhio Secretary of State Jon Husted has been ordered to appear in federal court on September 13, 2012, presumably to answer for his refusal to set in motion preparations to reinstate the early voting days for the upcoming November election, as ordered by Judge Economus of the Federal District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.
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