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Capitol Recap: Pritzker signs electric vehicle manufacturing incentives into law  The Pantagraph

Capitol Recap: Pritzker signs electric vehicle manufacturing incentives into law  Kilgore News Herald

A mother of three from central Texas is escorted down the hall by clinic administrator Kathaleen Pittman before getting an abortion Oct. 9 at Hope Medical Group for Women in Shreveport, La. The woman was one of more than a dozen patients who arrived at the abortion clinic, mostly from Texas, where the nation’s most restrictive abortion law remains in effect. On both sides of America’s abor...

ULYSSES, Kan. (KSNW) — What do you do when you graduate from high school and Harvard undergraduate school at the same time? You graduate from law school before age 20. Braxton Moral, a 19-year-old from the rural community of Ulysses, Kansas, is still trying to figure out what his plans will be. The teen has arguably put together, at 19, an impressive resume. Attorney status happens very soon....

It's the Law: Long-term care for a loved one  Post Register

The Law Q&A | Are ride-hailing companies steering clear of law?  Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette

Virginia republican Lt. Governor candidate Winsome Sears addresses the Virginia FREE Leadership Luncheon in McLean, Va., on Sept. 1, 2021. (CNN)Winsome Sears, Virginia's lieutenant governor-elect, expressed the importance of rural broadband access and her concerns over how funds allocated for broadband access in the newly signed infrastructure law would help Virginians, especially in the sout...

WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) — The cutoff date for fertilizing lawns in New York State is fast approaching. It is against state law to fertilize lawns between December 1 and April 1. Some areas also have local laws about selling and using lawn fertilizers. The NYS Nutrient Runoff Law limits the amount of phosphorus in lawn fertilizers and restricts the time of year when fertilizers can be used. The...

This commentary is by Lee Russ of Bennington, a retired legal editor who was the lead editor/author of both the third edition of “Couch on Insurance” and the Attorneys Medical Advisor. Demands for “law and order” are as common as the common cold. Poke any candidate for office and “law and order” reflexively pops out. Champions of law and order conveniently leave out any specifics. Law and ord...

Credit: roibu/Shutterstock.com The recent New Jersey elections produced some unexpected results. The governor’s race was much closer than expected. As of Nov. 19, the governor, although the first Democrat to be reelected since Gov. Brendan Byrne in 1977, prevailed by only 3 points, or 83,452 votes; and it appeared much closer on Election Day night and for a few days thereafter. And Sen. Steve...