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When Stephanie Mejia Arciñiega drove her friend to the Planned Parenthood in Ann Arbor, Mich., they were surrounded by anti-abortion protestors as soon as they tried to pull in to the clinic. "They come up to your car super fast," Mejia Arciñiega said. "You don't want to run their feet over, so we had to stop and be like, 'Okay, no thank you.' But then they started throwing a bunch of papers ...

In the News In a feature story for the May/June issue of the Washington Lawyer, Dion Bregman, co-leader of the technology industry team and managing partner of the Silicon Valley office, shares some insights into changes and challenges law firms might face in the metaverse. “We have not even scratched the surface at how practicing law – and enforcing the law – will play out in the metaverse,”...

We're sorry, but there was an error playing this video. Please try again later. Janine Geske, a former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, discusses the anticipated overturning of Roe v. Wade and its implications for the state's law banning abortion except to save the mother's life. This transcript was auto-generated from video closed captioning subtitles and is likely to contain text, spelling ...

PHOTO PROVIDED This combination photo shows Donna M. Kshir, left, and Lee Roberts. PHOTO PROVIDED This combination photo shows Donna M. Kshir, left, and Lee Roberts. longer private and are fighting to open it just as the sex offenders’ registry is for the public under Megan’s Law. Donna M. Kshir and Lee Roberts, both grandmothers, want people to be able to search offenders by name and locatio...

The song from every lawmaker about our immigration system is that it’s broken! The truth is the system is very solvent, and legislators do not want to enforce the law. I checked with the office of Congressman Bart Stupak years ago to find out what exactly is the law on immigration. The secretary called the U.S. Justice Department in Detroit, and Homeland Security. The law specifically states ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday that he is considering challenging a law that allows all children, regardless of their legal status, to attend public schools for free. In 1982, the Supreme Court ruled that illegal immigrant children have the constitutional right to attend public school for free in a decision known as Plyer v. Doe. The high court made the ruling after schools in Tyler, Te...

Almost 2,000 pieces of personal protective equipment donated by Ohio law enforcement will soon be sent to Ukraine, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced today. The equipment, delivered to an undisclosed Cleveland-area location, includes 1,996 pieces of surplus or expired body armor, vest carriers and helmets from over two dozen agencies, according to the announcement. Donations are scheduled to be ...

GREENWOOD, Ind. — When Karen Risk's son got married, she knew she gained a great daughter-in-law. She didn't know Elizabeth would also save her life. Karen and Elizabeth have known each other for almost 20 years and have a unique bond. You'll often hear them laughing together, or Elizabeth asking Karen for motherhood advice. "She's like another mom to me," Elizabeth said. In 2019, Karen was d...

Dennis Westover protested Tuesday outside the Women’s Health Center of West Virginia in Charleston, the state’s only abortion clinic, the morning after the news broke about a draft opinion from the U.S. Supreme Court that recommending ending Roe v. Wade protections for abortion. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams) CHARLESTON — While much attention was paid last week to the leak of a draft decision...

Dear Amy: After many years of exchanging gifts with my brother-in-law and his wife, my husband and I decided we didn’t want to do it anymore. The gifts were getting more extravagant and some we didn't even like or use (and gifts we had given them ended up in their garage sale, so this was mutual). It was sucking the joy out of the holidays. After politely telling them we no longer wanted to e...