Sex Offenders Law, Supreme Court Rules On A Myth?
The Supreme Court has said the risk that sex offenders will commit new crimes is “frightening and high,” which was based on dubious data.
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A surprisingly large number of US military members, along with their families, are suffering from hunger caused by poverty, and the Military Hunger Prevention Act seeks to change current laws that prevent these citizens' access to food.
Federal jury in Kansas City awarded Sprint a $139.8 million payment for copyright infringement by Time Warner Cable on Friday.
Supreme Court of Georgia rejected a reprimand for a misconduct by a lawyer as too lenient, sentenced him a probation instead.
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