Walmart’s Zero Tolerance Drug Policy Clashes with Arizona’s Medical Marijuana Law Starting in the 1980s, the government’s war on drugs found its civilian counterpart in corporate policies that required all employees to be drug-free. → Read More
How Should You Respond to a Red Light Camera Ticket? Red light cameras are a convenient way for municipalities to make money, but they also cause penalties to be imposed upon innocent vehicle owners. → Read More
Satanic Temple Settles “Sabrina” Lawsuit The Satanic Temple has settled its copyright infringement lawsuit against Warner Bros. and Netflix involving the Temple’s goat-headed statue of Baphomet. → Read More
Supreme Court to Consider Whether Exclusion of Jurors Based on Race Violated Curtis Flowers’ Right to a Fair Trial The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an important case involving a Mississippi prosecutor’s persistent efforts to prevent black residents of Mississippi from sitting on juries when a black defendant is accused of a crime. → Read More
Supreme Court Ducks Freedom of Religion vs LGBT Discrimination Question in Colorado Baker Case A Colorado baker who refused to deliver a wedding cake to a gay couple won a victory in the Supreme Court. → Read More
What Does the Constitution Say About Gun Control? Part 2 A large majority of Americans support some form of gun control, but as we saw in Part 1, political and constitutional roadblocks to regulation have made gun control legislation difficult to enact. → Read More
What Does the Constitution Say About Gun Control? Part 1 In the wake of the recent gun massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the most vocal proponents of gun control have been students. → Read More
Jeff Sessions Expands Controversial Civil Asset Forfeiture Program Attorney General Jeff Sessions has announced plans for the Department of Justice to reignite its support for the controversial, and widely criticized, practice of civil asset forfeiture. → Read More
Supreme Court Rules First Amendment Covers Social Media Access The US Supreme Court has struck down a North Carolina law that made it a felony for registered sex offenders to use social networks and other websites. → Read More
Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” Law Ruled Unconstitutional Florida’s latest version of its “Stand Your Ground” law has been ruled unconstitutional by a Miami judge. → Read More
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