No Consensus Plan for Colorado River Use
Colorado River states again failed to arrive at a consensus plan for water use reduction. Watching how this unfolds will be instructive for navigating future resource shortages.
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Nationwide New Parent Help Line Continues to Receive Funding
New parents no longer have to feel they need to struggle alone.
Lab Results Misrepresent APS Symptom Severity, Research Shows
The medical community acknowledges discrepancies between self-report and lab results when it come to Antiphospholipid Syndrome.
Elon Musk Wins “Funding Secured” Shareholder Lawsuit
One federal jury member told the court that they had a hard time following the shareholders’ arguments.
U.S. Government to Pay $10m to Family of Ugandan Activist Killed in National Park
The young Ugandan human rights activist was decapitated by an unsecured metal gate on the periphery of Arches National Park.
Texas Death Row Prisoners Sue State
The lawsuit alleges that many death row inmates have spent years–sometimes even decades–in solitary confinement.
Iowa Overhauls MHDS, Expands Mental Health Policy Coverage
Iowa expands his mental health services.
Texas Sues Biden Administration Over Asylum Parole Program
The lawsuit claims that a Biden administration initiative to admit refugees from four Latin American countries is illegal.
Lawsuit: New Hampshire Girl Escaped Adoptive Parents’ “Dungeon”
The 19-year-old girl woman claims that her adoptive parents kept her confined in a “basement dungeon” between 2004 and 2018, effectively treating and using her as a slave.
The Importance of Ethics in Criminal Law
Criminal defense attorneys have an ethical obligation to remain productive and diligent when they’re preparing for a trial.