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    • 1.

      Where the Law is Headed in 2007


      by Gerard Simington - 2006-12-22
      As we approach the end of December, it is time to open gifts and start thinking about 2007. So, what can we expect in the legal field next year?Predicting practically anything in the future is a risky...
    • 2.

      Status of Punitive Damage Law


      by Patrick Madden - 2007-01-01
      RECENT CASE LAW AFFECTING PUNITIVE DAMAGESA series of recent United States Supreme Court decisions have defined the standard for imposition of punitive damages.In State Farm Mutual Insurance Company v...
    • 3.

      A Profile of Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court


      by Richard Chapo - 2007-01-09
      Slowly, but surely, the United States Supreme Court has been transforming to a more conservative philosophy. This transformation is being cemented by Chief Justice Roberts.In the opinion of some, ther...
    • 4.

      Supreme Court Role Law Or Justice? - 1965 Editorial


      by Lindsey Williams - 2007-01-16
      Should the U.S. Supreme Court be a place of justice, or of law?Though this question at first glance may appear to be one of those semantic traps - such as, "Have you stopped beating your wife? - its a...
    • 5.

      The British Constitutional Reform Act


      by Sharon White - 2007-01-24
      The Constitutional Reform Act of 2005 changed the British hitherto unwritten constitution by introducing some salient, written features.The Act modified the duties of the Lord Chancellor and reduce...
    • 6.

      Where the Law is Headed in 2007?


      by Gerard Simington - 2006-12-21
      As we approach the end of December, it is time to open gifts and start thinking about 2007. So, what can we expect in the legal field next year?Where the Law is Headed in 2007?Predicting practicall...
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      If You Are Looking for Leeches, Skip the Pond, Go to Your Credit Card Company


      by Ed Bagley - 2007-02-15
      Two seemingly unrelated stories caught my attention yesterday. One was about corporations stockpiling cash and the other was about consumer savings rates.Some American corporations really know how to ...
    • 8.

      Toxic Gas Lawsuits Against Environmental Protection Agency


      by Rocco Beatrice - 2007-05-08
      Within the past couple years, several states and organizations have filed toxic gas lawsuits against the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The central argument centers on the interpretation of...
    • 9.

      The Separation Of Church And State Agenda


      by Bette Dowdell - 2007-05-15
      Most discussions opposing the role of Christianity in the United States arise from an abyss of ignorance so deep as to be unfathomable. You can endlessly drop boulders into this chasm of intellectual ...
    • 10.

      Federal Law Made by Judicial System


      by Andrew - 2007-06-19
      Plessy v. Ferguson became one of the most famous instances in the history of the United States. In reference to the court conclusion, distinct but equal adaptations for whites and blacks were legitima...