Building Dual Power For Local Resilience
When government and business both fail to provide what people need, it may be more effective to build dual power and help communities help themselves.
Civil Rights
Congress Members Wish to Continue Protecting Women’s Rights
Democrats ask the Supreme Court to keep abortion legal.
Louisiana Federal Court Schedules Remedy Hearing in Angola Prison Abuse Case
A Louisiana-based district court will consider the plaintiffs’ suggestions on how to bring an Angola-area penitentiary accused of abusing disabled inmates into compliance with federal law.
How Can Washington Police Brutality Lawyers Help You?
Perhaps the most important part of the investigation is examining the video footage of the incident.
Find the Best Police Brutality Lawyers in East Brunswick, NJ
The most difficult part of such a case is establishing a pattern of brutality.
Alternative Families Have Pride Too
Alternative families are changing with the times, and the law needs to keep up.
Is Pepper Spray Excessive Force in California?
The use of pepper spray can be considered an example of police brutality under certain circumstances.
Can You Sue for Police Brutality in Los Angeles?
If you were injured during an encounter with law enforcement agents, a police brutality lawyer can help you file a complaint with the police department the responsible officers work for.
The Coming Conflicts Over Resource Depletion
People are already choosing sides for the coming conflicts over resources that could be shared more equitably if people were wiser, less profligate, and not so frightened of each other.
Department of Education Opens Investigation into Liberty University
Liberty is accused of dismissing sexual assault complaints, retaliating against survivors, and forcing LGBT students into “conversion therapy” programs.