Attorneys General Sue Over Betsy DeVos’s New Sexual Assault Rules for Schools
Under DeVos, the Department of Education wants to let student rapists cross-examine their accusers.
Civil Rights
Michigan Gov. Whitmer Wants Police to Step Up Against Excessive Force
Gov. Whitmer wants police departments across the state to implement policies requiring officers to stop their colleagues from using excessive force during arrests.
Churches Say Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s Stay-at-Home Order Violates Constitution
The lawsuit wants churches to be treated the same as commercial businesses under Walz’s re-opening plan for the state.
Lawsuits Against San Fran Police Department Allege Discrimination
San Francisco police have long claimed discrimination in promotion process.
Kentucky Pastor Sues Gov. Andy Beshear for Citing Churchgoers on Easter Sunday
Jack Roberts, pastor of Maryville Baptist Church, says the state selectively issued churchgoers tickets on Easter Sunday.
Michigan Conservation Groups Sue Gov. Whitmer Over Motorboat Restrictions
The MUCC says its members’ financial and mental well-being have been damaged by Whitmer’s order restricting motorboating.
Relationship Between Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
According to the United Nations, human rights apply to all humans regardless of sex, ethnicity, race, nationality, language, religion and other statuses.
How to Identify Different Types of Privacy Invasion
Everyone is entitled to privacy, but what does the law say? Today, as technology continues to create new possibilities for invasion of privacy, it is more important than ever to have an understanding of the basic guidelines.
Is Breaking a Quarantine Order a Crime?
American officials are urging individuals to stay at home, but these orders aren’t being enforced with punitive measures, yet. If we want to avoid this type of scenario, then the best thing we can do is collectively adhere to social distancing measures being recommended across the board.
Republican U.S. House Candidate Sues Michigan Governor for Shelter-in-Place Order
Eric Esshaki says it’s impossible to obtain the 1,000 signatures needed to qualify for primaries with a shelter-in-place order in effect.