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DOVER — Mayor Richard Homrighausen is suing the city of Dover and Law Director Doug O'Meara, alleging that they have failed to provide him with legal representation in a case involved three city employees he fired. The suit was filed Friday in Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court. Homrighausen said that O'Meara is required by the Ohio Revised Code and the ordinances of the city of Dover to ...

Stop by the Fashion Law Society's table to help us celebrate Paris Fashion week, gain knowledge about FLS, and enter a raffle to win a prize from Revival! Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all University of Iowa–sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in this program, please contact Mary Cathe...

(Image credit: NBC) After being off the air for nearly 12 years, Law & Order finally returned to the small screen last week. The revival is being treated as the 21st overall season of the flagship series though, if the season had aired over a decade ago, the beloved procedural would now hold a major distinction. Though due to its cancellation, spin-off series SVU managed to break a ...

A bulldog puts on his happy face for the camera. CONCORD, N.H. — There will be more puppies on patios this spring now that New Hampshire has passed a law allowing dogs in outdoor dining areas of restaurants. Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill Thursday that clears restaurant owners to allow dogs in any outdoor dining areas of their restaurants. Dogs must be licensed and vaccinated against rabies,...

(KMAland) -- A groundswell of senior advocates and law enforcement say Iowa has gone far too long without an elder-abuse law that has real teeth to it. With the legislative session now in its next phase, supporters hope their plan will still get a look. Last week saw the deadline for the legislative funnel, where bills that aren't deemed major priorities are weeded out. Those behind the elder...

People protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine outside of the White House in Washington, Saturday, Feb. 26, 2022. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) Jon is joined by Author and Professor Mary Ellen O’Connell to discuss the Ukraine Crisis. Mary Ellen O’Connell, International Law specialist and Law and research professor at Notre Dame talks about previous conflicts with NATO countries. The two discuss...

Photo: Getty Images CONCORD, N.H. (WBZ NewsRadio) — If you're looking to eat out in New Hampshire, you may see more dogs hanging outside the restaurants in the coming days. N.H. Governor Chris Sununu signed a bill Thursday that permits restaurants owners to allow dogs in any outdoor dining areas of their establishments. According to the new law dogs must be licensed and vaccinated against rab...

Professor Vincent Bonventre On Friday, President Joe Biden announced his choice to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer. The nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first African-American woman to be nominated for the Supreme Court, is historic and Democrats have praised Biden’s fulfilling of a campaign promise. Jackson, an attorney and former public defender, would bring ...

Tehama county law enforcement and firefighters recognized at annual awards dinner  Action News Now

The former dean of the University of Miami School of Law, Anthony Varona, will begin his new deanship at Seattle University Law on July 1. Varona’s accomplishments while at UM include a new top 25 rank for clinical education and top 30 rank for international law. During his tenure the bar exam pass rate increased 10%. Varona also led UM law through the transition to online schooling and navig...