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Cities and counties across Texas are spending untold millions in taxpayer funds to pay developers for building public improvements such as roads, utilities and drainage. This Kroger grocery store on Studemont in Montrose is being repaid up to $2.5 million for over 13 years for adding two blocks of streets, sidewalks and traffic lights around a store the company said it intended to build witho...

Infrastructure law boosts Bay funding, other environmental needs  The Chesapeake Bay Journal

Font Size: Scholar brings the focus of administrative law to the level of municipal government. Scholars have long debated the principles of U.S. administrative law, but these discussions have focused almost exclusively on federal law. How well do these principles apply at the local level? Despite the abundance of administrative law scholarship, basic questions about the oversight of local ad...

The hamlet of Head Waters in Highland County is rated between “unserved” and “underserved” for high-speed internet access. (Ned Oliver/Virginia Mercury) By Hernán Galperin, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act signed into law by President Joe Biden on Nov. 15 was hailed by the White House and advocates as a historic investment to imp...

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Allison Sadler is in her fifth season with the Washburn volleyball team. “I will never get this opportunity again to play on this team, and it’s something I think about every single day,” Sadler said. Sadler is balancing playing in one of the country’s top volleyball programs with law school. When she’s not on the court, she’s reading. She’s always reading. “I didn’t know how ...

Fraud narrative drives attempts to change New Hampshire election law  eagletimes.com

La Crosse hosts law enforcement from 20+ agencies for drug trafficking training  News8000.com - WKBT

The shortage of police and law enforcement officers isn’t unique to Utah but law enforcement agencies are getting creative in the state in their efforts to retain and attract quality individuals. The shortage of police and law enforcement officers isn’t unique to Utah but law enforcement agencies are getting creative in the state in their efforts to retain and attract quality individuals. “Tr...

Yale Law School is a failed academic institution. Dean Heather Gerken should have resigned, Associate Dean Ellen Cosgrove should be on administrative leave, and Diversity Director Yaseen Eldik should be unemployed. Alas, Gerken is clinging to the remaining months of her tenure, and she gently chastised Cosgrove and Edik for not striking the "appropriate balance. And Gerken issued a not-too-ve...

The Prosecutor General’s Office of Russia has proposed to define cryptocurrency as property in the country’s Criminal Code. Decentralized digital money has already been qualified as such in the provisions of several other laws although various aspects of cryptocurrencies remain unregulated. Prosecutors in Russia Draft Legislation Granting Cryptocurrency Property Status The Prosecutor General...