Top Weirdest Laws in Georgia You Should Know About
Most outdated ordinances stay active because no one has taken formal steps to repeal them. Removing an old law usually requires a city council vote, and low-impact rules rarely become a priority.
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Book Release – Superjustice: Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
As AI enters courtrooms and legal systems lag behind, Superjustice argues that the real crisis and opportunity lie ahead.
The Oddest Rules and Regulations Still Found in Pennsylvania
Understanding these laws offers a fascinating glimpse into how Pennsylvania’s legal system has evolved while retaining parts of its history.
When Can You Legally Keep a Gun in Your Car?
The fallout from a firearms charge in a restrictive state is so intense that complying with the law before entering that state is far less demanding than mounting a defense after a criminal matter has started.
What Protections Do Whistleblowers Have in Illinois?
Illinois gives workers real protection when they report illegal conduct or refuse to join in it.
What Is a Naturalization Certificate and When Do You Need One?
U.S. citizenship does not expire, and neither does the Certificate of Naturalization. Once issued, it remains valid indefinitely — there is no renewal requirement.
Interlochen Report Details Decades of Abuse Claims
Independent report details decades of abuse allegations and school response changes today.
Illinois Expands Addiction Law to Include Gambling Disorder
Illinois recognizes gambling addiction as substance use disorder, expanding treatment access statewide.
Fake Investment Scheme Leader Sentenced
Fake investment platform stole millions from Americans through international fraud conspiracy.
Attorneys General Sue to Stop Changes to Affordable Care Act
“The Affordable Care Act was designed to make healthcare more affordable and accessible. But once again, this Administration is moving in the wrong direction by adopting harmful provisions that push consumers into bare-bones plans and strip away critical protections,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement. “