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from the good-judge dept Last week, the district court Judge Robert Pitman wrote an excellent ruling tossing out Texas' silly content moderation law as clearly unconstitutional under the 1st Amendment. As was widely expected, Texas has appealed the ruling to the 5th Circuit (undeniably, the wackiest of the Circuits, so who knows what may happen). However, in the meantime, Texas Attorney Gener...

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Many threats against schools and students begin on social media, which is why law enforcement agencies sites to try to stop them, DJ Benson & Associates LLC owner Dave Benson says. What You Need To Know Authorities monitor social media to try to stop potential threats, security expert says Most social media are open-sourced, making it possible to track, expert say...

New state law to drive funds for violence prevention to most dangerous areas  Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette

CUNY students earlier this year held a rally to protest the Israeli occupation of Palestine. It’s an escalating war of words over Israel at the City University of New York. The student government of CUNY’s law school passed a resolution ripping the Jewish state last week — prompting an enraged rebuttal from a group of faculty members. The Law Student Government Association demanded that CUNY ...

<p>You may see more law enforcement on the road this month, it’s all part of increased holiday enforcement to crack down on drunk drivers. (KSNV){/p} Las Vegas (KSNV) — You may see more law enforcement on the road this month, it’s all part of increased holiday enforcement to crack down on drunk drivers. You won’t see any checkpoints, but instead, you will see more patrol cars on the roa...

The U.S. Supreme Court is allowing abortion providers to challenge the Texas law that bans most abortions, while the law itself will remain in place. Federal Judge Ruled Former McKinney Homeowner Can Sue City For Damages

Focus Courthouse News Service – December 7 Seven states and a collection of industry groups fighting to revive a Trump-era rule limiting the scope of the Clean Water Act suffered a setback in court this Tuesday when a federal judge rejected their request to reinstate the rule pending appeal. The parties had asked Senior U.S. District Judge William Alsup of the U.S. District Court for the ...

In this episode, I speak with Yvonne Cort, partner at Capell, Barnett, Matalon & Schoenfeld, about how her law school career goals matched up with her actual career. Yvonne discusses how she settled on her practice area and the process of making a lateral move during a pandemic. She also speaks about the benefits of small firms, and what it’s like when there aren’t a lot of women at the f...

NEW BERN, N.C. (WITN) - An Eastern Carolina woman was a victim of a phone scam that cost her $4,000. The Craven County Sheriff’s Office says a scammer has been going around posing as deputies and asking potential victims for money. “They’ll find the names of personnel, real people that work at sheriff’s offices,” Craven County Maj. David McFadyen says. “They’ll spoof a number, a local number ...