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Ofodile Appointed Scholar-in-Residence at NYU School of Law  University of Arkansas Newswire

A man was charged after he reportedly led law enforcement on a pursuit after hitting a vehicle on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Hopkinsville Sunday night. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say 36-year-old Jonathan Smith struck a vehicle on Fort Campbell Boulevard in the area of Love’s then drove off. He was located on Lafayette Road and led deputies on a short pursuit before pulling into the H...

SB 1264 protects patients from surprise medical bills in emergency care situations, but a loophole excludes ground ambulance services COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - When you or a loved one is experiencing a medical emergency, chances are you’re going to call 911 for an ambulance. But even if your health insurance covers emergency medical services, you might be surprised with a bill for the ...

Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — It happened again. Over the weekend, two more wrong-way drivers caused crashes in Salt Lake County, one of them fatal. "Unfortunately, tonight, somebody didn't survive this accident," said Lt. Paul Barker with the Unified Police Department. A death was reported in the crash on Mountain View Corridor Saturday night in the Kearns area, but there...

The Reductio ad Hitlerum fallacy is a fixture of online political debates. If someone doesn’t agree with your position on some issue, it must be evidence of their Nazi sympathies. The tendency is so common—particularly among secular progressives—that it has prompted a satirical description known as “Godwin’s law,” which predicts that as any two people argue online, the probability that one wi...

Dmitry Vereshchagin/Adobe Stock Never before, and likely never again, will the legal industry see anything like what it witnessed last week: A succession of Big Law firms deserting a nation in the space of seven days. It started with Linklaters on Friday, March 3: “We will wind down our operations in Russia and close our Moscow office. We will not act for individuals or entities that are cont...

Dear Miss Manners: My fiance and I are planning to marry next summer. We both have several years of graduate school ahead of us and are planning to start our family after we have established our careers. We will be paying for our additional schooling ourselves and have discussed our plans with our parents. At dinner with both sets of parents, my future mother-in-law abruptly announced that sh...

A judge’s ruling issued Friday invalidated an emergency ordinance the Aspen City Council adopted Dec. 8 that temporary banned residential building activity and new short-term vacation permits within city limits. Ninth Judicial District Judge Anne Norrdin’s order approved the Aspen Board of Realtors’ motion that had sought a preliminary injunction to lift Ordinance 27 until a decision is rende...

Ryan Chiao, Senior Photographer Last week, a team of international lawyers including former Dean of Yale Law School Harold Hongju Koh represented Ukraine at the International Court of Justice, or ICJ, in the Hague. Koh is a Sterling Professor of international law at Yale Law School and has also served as Legal Adviser for the United States Department of State under Barack Obama. In an intervi...

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last week announced “significant” new sanctions would be placed on Russia, including oligarchs, individuals and companies “responsible for or associated with the invasion of Ukraine.” The Russia Sanctions Bill was rushed through parliament under urgency on March 9. It provides a targeted, autonomous sanctions regime on the Russian government. “A Bill ...