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BOSTON (SHNS) – One year after the landmark emissions reduction roadmap law was signed and with eight years to go until its first major decennial checkpoint, the Environmental League of Massachusetts on Monday unveiled a new website that will track the state’s progress toward the so-called climate law’s commitments, including becoming net-zero by 2050. Signed by Gov. Charlie Baker on March 26...

GREAT FALLS — Great Falls/Cascade County Crimestoppers will host a free public forum in Great Falls this week; it will feature experts talking about how the law affects what they can and cannot do. The event is called "Crime and the Law - Staying Safe in Great Falls." It will at the University of Providence from 6:30 p.m. until 8:45 p.m. on Thursday, March 31, in the UC Conference Center B (n...

Gov. Jay Inslee OLYMPIA — New funding for transportation over the next 16 years means new transit, bicycle and pedestrian projects, maintenance of roads and electrifying the ferry fleet in Washington. At a visit to the Mukilteo Ferry Terminal, Gov. Jay Inslee on Friday signed a number of transportation and climate bills, including the revenue portion of the $17 billion transportation package....

NCIS and NCIS: Hawai'i are coming together for a two-episode special event that will see everyone's favorite naval criminal investigation teams team up for a case. The crossover will take place over two episodes, one NCIS and one NCIS: Hawai'i, airing back-to-back on CBS on Monday, March 28. Here is everything you need to know about the big event. Katrina Law Shares What To Expect From NCIS a...

Legislation would end the practice of pausing foreclosure proceedings. New York State assembly has approved the bill; state senate is expected to pass it this week. Opponents of the bill say it will severely limit mortgage holders' right to reach the merits of a foreclosure claim and encourages borrowers to delay foreclosure proceedings, and to refuse loss mitigation and debt restructuring e...

Professor Payvand Ahdout’s research examines modern uses of judicial power through the lens of federal courts. Photo by Julia Davis Professor Payvand Ahdout of the University of Virginia School of Law has won The Yale Law Journal’s inaugural Emerging Scholar of the Year Award. The award, announced Monday, recognizes the achievements of early-career academics who have made significant contribu...

Standing as the second longest-running character in the franchise, and becoming certifiably meme-worthy in the process, Ice T's Sgt. Odafin 'Fin' Tutola has been a staple of the series ever since he debuted on "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" in the grand old year 2000. Since then, he's appeared in 492 episodes of the show — as well as its spin-off "Law and Order: Organized Crime." Un...

--> Sorry, we're having issues playing this video. In the meantime, try watching one of the videos below. Suppose you are in a car crash. You are scrambling to keep up with your own doctors’ appointments. Then you learn that an insurance company or the lawyer hired by the insurance company is requesting that you attend an examination by a doctor they have selected. You wonder: is this al...

WAUKESHA, WIS — The Milwaukee Police Association, on behalf of its more than 1,400 members living across Wisconsin, announced they are backing Judge Maria Lazar in her race for Wisconsin Court of Appeals District II. They join Sheriffs and DA’s across the district who have endorsed Judge Lazar. “The Milwaukee Police Association is honored to endorse your candidacy for Wisconsin Court of Appea...

In this episode of The Jabot, I speak with Aliza Shatzman, a family law attorney in Washington, D.C. and a former law clerk, about a topic she’s unfortunately all too familiar with — judicial harassment. Aliza shares her experience of clerking and how the system failed her, forever altering her career. We also discuss the proposed Judiciary Accountability Act which would finally bring judicia...