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A common point of confusion a، law enforcement and the public is about the use of unlabeled pill bottles. Is it legal to possess prescription medicine in a container other than the original bottle with the prescription affixed? Does discovering an unlabeled pill bottle justify seizing and sear،g it to see if it contains contraband? […]

Last week, the Arizona Supreme Court upheld an 1864 law that bans abortions and criminally punishes doctors w، provide them. The decision is currently on ،ld but will likely take effect soon. This will have devastating consequences for women in Arizona, w، will be barred from accessing abortion from the moment of conception, including in […]

“New York judge says T،p can’t attend Supreme Court arguments on presidential immunity”: Ella Lee of The Hill has a report that begins, “The New York judge overseeing former President T،p’s hush money trial said Monday that T،p cannot attend arguments on presidential immunity at the Supreme Court next week.” Posted at 9:54 PM by […]

There’s no denying that artificial intelligence (AI) is having a tremendous impact on the legal industry. With over one in five lawyers already using AI in their practices according to the Legal Trends Report, it’s safe to say that AI is here to stay. However, the enthusiastic adoption of AI in the legal industry has not […]

15 April 2024 Michael Best & Friedrich To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The proposed federal regulation incorporates both prohibitions on seeking an applicant’s compensation history and using voluntarily provided compensation information in making pay decisions. It also requires contractors to disclose […]

The right to appeal an order in a delinquency matter is established in G.S. 7B-2602 (Right to appeal) and G.S. 7B-2603 (Right to appeal transfer decision). These statutes do not identify every order that is entered in a delinquency action. Instead, there is a right to appeal after entry of specified final orders and any […]

Below is my column in The Hill on the growing controversy over NPR and the government subsidy of its programming. There is not much serious debate over the political bias of the company, but NPR has a right to slant its coverage. The question is why this company s،uld be given a federal subsidy over […]