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A growing consensus among circuit courts may destroy the hopes of litigants, dismissing an age discrimination claim if there is not an age difference of ten or more years between the plaintiff and their replacement hire. ...[Continue Reading]
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- North Carolina’s Looming Constitutional Crisis
North Carolina’s Looming Constitutional Crisis
Legislative change, especially on a state level, is often a result of active constituents who contact their legislators time and time again until either the funds or dedication sets bills in motion. L…Taylor NortonContinue Reading- Money Talks: United States Domestic vs. Foreign Affairs
Money Talks: United States Domestic vs. Foreign Affairs
The issue here is not that the government does not have money for the problems that we are facing within the borders of the United States, but rather that the United States government has chosen to us…Dema AlqudwahContinue Reading- Necessary Reform or Blurring Transparency: A Look into The New State Bar Review Committee
Necessary Reform or Blurring Transparency: A Look into The New State Bar Review Committee
An essential aspect of the State Bar’s grievance process is the transparency it provides for the public. Limiting public access to disciplinary actions against lawyers diminishes that transparency an…Kerry SullivanContinue Reading- Too Old to Work, but Not Old Enough to Sue
Too Old to Work, but Not Old Enough to Sue
A growing consensus among circuit courts may destroy the hopes of litigants, dismissing an age discrimination claim if there is not an age difference of ten or more years between the plaintiff and the…Taylor NortonContinue Reading- Cybercrime: How Can the United States Seek Justice?
Cybercrime: How Can the United States Seek Justice?
Penalties for committing a crime included in the CFAA range from imprisonment for less than a year to a maximum of life imprisonment. However, it is often difficult for the government to pinpoint the…Anna GoldsmithContinue Reading
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The issue here is not that the government does not have money for the problems that we are facing within the borders of the United States, but rather that the United States government has chosen to use the money to aid our allies and influence global foreign policy. ...[Continue Reading]
Understanding the Law
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In the common law system, legal fictions have been utilized to adapt to changing circumstances and address gaps in legislation. English common law, with its emphasis on precedent and flexibility, incorporated legal fictions into its legal system to achieve justice. ...[Continue Reading]
Technology and the Law
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Penalties for committing a crime included in the CFAA range from imprisonment for less than a year to a maximum of life imprisonment. However, it is often difficult for the government to pinpoint the exact identity of cybercriminals to bring them to justice, especially if they are located in a different country. ...[Continue Reading]
Miscellaneous
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What is a Facility Dog? A facility dog is placed with an individual who will use the facility dog within his or her profession. The individual that the dog is placed with ...[Continue Reading]
Public Interest Law
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Are the 474 defendants charged with crimes for COVID-19 fraud schemes and the 1,686,121 reports of identity theft in 2021 just the tip of the iceberg? COVID-19 steered the ...[Continue Reading]