Matter of Jorge Moradel: “Specific-Possession” Exception to Deportation
The immigration court decided that the criminal conviction made him ineligible for admission to the U.S, and that he could not try to get a waiver.
Immigration Attorneys May Benefit Individuals Threatened with Deportation
As the numbers of deported individuals in New Jersey fluctuates, legal immigrants need to be aware of their rights and the importance of providing application support documentation.
Carrying Capacity Still Matters Today
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is likely to cause food shortfalls in a world that has already pushed the boundaries of its carrying capacity to feed everyone.
Texas Judge Won’t Let State Investigate Parents of Transgender Children
The judge issued her order after hearing from a state inspector who said that cases involving transgender children were being treated very differently from others.
Texas Supreme Court “Effectively” Kills ACLU Challenge to Abortion Ban
While the Supreme Court did not outright dismiss the lawsuit, it is now almost certain to be dismissed in the coming weeks.
Lawsuit: Dallas Cowboy Owner Jerry Jones Has Secret Daughter
The lawsuit claims that Jones was absent from Alexandra Davis’s life, aside from his efforts to “coerce” her into keeping his identity a secret.
District of Columbia, Mayor Sued Over School Mask Mandate
Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) recently sued the city of Washington D.C. and the mayor over the school mask mandate.
Potential Burn Hazard Concerns Prompts Recall of Certain Fitbit Smartwatches
Fitbit is recalling certain smartwatches that may pose a burn hazard concern.
State of New Jersey v. Gerena: Opinion as Legally Admissible Evidence
The court determined that a lay person can make estimates about height and age.
State v. Dorff: Asking for a Lawyer During Police Questioning Does Not Imply Guilt
The courts created and enforce Miranda rights to protect you and you should take that protection. Shut your mouth. Get a lawyer.