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Tag Archives: Law
Reserving Marriage For Adults
Some things are not suitable for children. A marriage contract is one of those things.
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Another Albany Vulture
It should hardly be a surprise when a white knight who emerges from the Albany statehouse turns out to have a dark side.
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Your Class-Action Settlement May Get You Nothing
The Supreme Court examines class-action settlements that benefit third parties, but not the class of supposed victims.
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Alfie’s Captivity In England
Parents of a dying toddler wanted to take him to Italy for treatment, but were blocked by British doctors and judges.
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PETA’s Monkey Business
If you give a monkey a camera, he’s going to want to take a selfie. So what happens when the selfie gets published?
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No Political Outsiders Allowed
With hotly contested midterm elections coming up, another state’s top court – Colorado’s this time – gives Democrats a boost.
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Musicians Seeking Their Groove, In Court
After “Blurred Lines” blurred the lines of copyright law, musicians struggle over paying tribute to earlier art.
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Michigan State Chief To Victims: Tough Luck
Legal obstacles impede abuse victims from suing Michigan State University. The school’s new chief wants to keep it that way.
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Calling All Heroes: Stan Lee Needs Help
Stan Lee helped create a galaxy of superheroes, but his only hope for personal rescue may lie in an earthbound jurist.
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