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.
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Use the information in this article to get a basic understanding of medicare and medicaid, and see what each covers.
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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.
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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.
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Florida’s latest version of its “Stand Your Ground” law has been ruled unconstitutional by a Miami judge.
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A jury in Missouri awarded more than $20 million to Debbie Miller as compensation for age and gender discrimination and retaliation by her employer.
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This is good news for California employees, who won’t be forced to bear the additional expense and inconvenience of resolving employment disputes in another state.
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Some prosecutors place winning ahead of justice. When prosecutors withhold evidence that could help innocent defendants avoid a conviction, nobody wins.
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To understand stop-and-frisk in the larger context of race relations and crime control, it is important to understand what stop-and-frisk means and what courts have said about it.
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