In his ruling, the judge observed that most consumers probably do not purchase frosting-covered strawberry Pop-Tarts because they genuinely believe they are a prime source of strawberry-based nutrition.
The Supreme Court has kicked the case back to a lower court, prompting San Antonio officials and conservative activists to both claim victory.
When Klein Oak High student Mari Oliver refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance, her sociology teacher, Benjie Arnold, compared her to “Soviet communists” and “people who condone pedophilia” before threatening to “fail her.” Arnold’s misconduct now appears to have indirectly cost Texas taxpayers $90,000.
The former Army soldier claimed that 3M’s notorious Combat Arms Earplugs caused permanent hearing damage.
The lawsuit will allow transgender inmates to choose housing assignments in accordance with their gender identities.
The University of Michigan has reached a settlement with students seeking to change how the school addresses and prevents sexual misconduct on campus. According to National Public Radio, the university has agreed to create and fund a multidisciplinary committee designed to shield students and staff from sexual predators. The Coordinated Community Response Team, says The
It is not clear whether Bieber’s attorneys reached a settlement with the two Twitter users who accused him of sexual assault in 2014 and 2015, respectively.
A jury recently ruled that the University of Texas at Austin must pay $3 million to an engineering professor to settle a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit.
Police brutality is defined as “unwarranted or excessive and often illegal use of force against civilians.”
Washington, D.C., Superior Court Judge Hiram Puig-Lugo did not provide an explanation as to why she decided to dismiss D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine’s antitrust lawsuit.