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October 20, 2021

Lawyers, Law Students, Law School Administrators, and Language - Reason

[1.] Words and phrases can have different meanings, connotations, and associations to different people. "Work will set you free," for instance, might seem like a perfectly good slogan to many. (Consider freedom from economic dependency on parents or spouses or the government.) But it might not work well for listeners who know it was also the sign written in German at the entrance to Auschwitz...
October 20, 2021

New law allows more flexibility in hours for Michigan car dealerships - WWMT-TV

The front of a Zeigler Auto Group dealership is pictured in this photo. (WWMT/Troy Truxton)<br> LANSING, Mich. — New legislation signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer looks to provide more flexibility and reduced hours of operation for car dealerships and employees. Under previous law, car dealers were required to be open to customers at least 30 hours per week, 52 weeks of the year. “The rea...
October 20, 2021

Law school panel to discuss critical gay rights case - UB Now: News and views for UB faculty and staff - University at Buffalo Reporter

Bob Uplinger’s mugshots, taken on Aug. 7, 1981. Image courtesy of the Dr. Madeline Davis LGBTQ Archive of Western New York, Archives & Special Collections Department, E. H. Butler Library, SUNY Buffalo State “In some ways, I’m almost haunted by the whole saga that this poor man had to go through. Flirting with someone on a Saturday night and that leading to years of litigation culminating...
October 20, 2021

Ghana considers a new law punishing same-sex relations, and LGBTQ community fears reprisals - Baptist News Global

Ghana is the latest country in Africa seeking to explicitly outlaw same-sex relations in an appeal to cultural values and conservative religious views. Members of the LGBTQ community fear they may become the victims of violence as a result of the new anti-gay bill in a country where they already feel marginalized and where same-sex relations already are illegal but the law is rarely enforced....
October 20, 2021

Area law enforcement once again taking part in 'Lights of Christmas' fundraiser - WAOW

Area law enforcement once again taking part in 'Lights of Christmas' fundraiser  WAOW
October 20, 2021

Law Enforcement Joins In Drug Take Back Effort - Greeneville Sun

Law Enforcement Joins In Drug Take Back Effort  Greeneville Sun
October 20, 2021

Big Law Bankruptcy Lawyers Take on Deals Work Amid Chapter 11 Slump - Business Insider

Bankruptcy attorneys are taking on more transactions work amid the ongoing lull in Chapter 11 filings. Jacobs Stock Photography Ltd/Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. 2021 has seen the lowest level of Chapter 11 filings in over a decade, according to S&P data. Restructuring attorneys at firms like Ha...
October 20, 2021

News For Retailers: New California Law Requires Gender-Neutral Displays For Children's Items - Consumer Protection - United States - Mondaq News Alerts

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill ("AB") 1084, requiring retail department stores in California to maintain a gender-neutral section to display toys and certain childcare items beginning January 1, 2024. The new law applies to retail department stores with 500 or more employees within California that are physically located in California; it expressly excludes out-of-state ...
October 20, 2021

New Arizona law looks to help curb spike in drag racing incidents - KTAR.com

(Pexels photo) PHOENIX- A new Arizona law that went into effect last month is looking to help put the brakes on a spike in street racing incidents. Drag racing has been an issue in the Valley for years as groups gather in the streets and block traffic from moving through. The Phoenix Police Department said Tuesday the number of incidents went from 388 in 2019 to 6,216 in 2020. So far this yea...
October 20, 2021

Alabama third grade reading law should be delayed, experts say - AL.com

During an Alabama state school board work session Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021, statisticians, reading experts and education officials discuss reading success and retention efforts. At the far table, seated, are (from left), Juan D'Brot, Maggie Hicks and Scott Snyder. Want more state education news? Sign up for The Alabama Education Lab’s free, weekly newsletter, Ed Chat. Alabama officials are mul...