Since the COVID-19 pandemic upended life as we knew it, the use of remote communication and collaborative technologies have become a permanent addition to everything; […]
Category: Law & Legal
Fossil Fuel Reliance Aided “Tragically Predictable” Puerto Rico Blackout
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) said that the power outages in Puerto Rico due to Hurricane Fiona was “tragically predictable” and could have been mitigated […]
Climate Change Makes Storms Worse. We Must Cut Emissions.
Climate Week kicks off this week in New York City as more than 150 world leaders gather for the U.N. General Assembly and as Hurricane […]
Meet the Congress Members Trading Defense Stocks While Shaping Military Policy
The New York Times reported this week that 97 members of Congress “bought or sold stocks, bonds, or other financial assets that intersected with their […]
Judge Cannon Assigns Special Master, Refuses to Let DOJ Examine Classified Docs
The federal judge who ordered that a special master be assigned to examine documents retrieved by the FBI last month from former President Donald Trump’s […]
Developments in the AI and NFT Space Could Revolutionize Live Events – KJK
The field of technology is inundated with buzzwords – Augmented Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Net Neutrality, Blockchain – and while some of these are thrown around […]
For Decades, Rail Executives Have Raked in Record Profits at Workers’ Expense
Image Credit: Railroad Workers United Railroad workers have reached a new tentative union contract with rail companies, averting a potential strike set to start on […]
North Carolina Criminal Law NC Criminal Law
A few years ago, I wrote this post analyzing criminal jurisdiction on the Qualla Boundary in Western North Carolina. I explained the jurisdictional rules for […]
DOJ’s Jan. 6 Inquiry Focusing on All Efforts by Trump to Undo Election
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is stepping up its efforts to investigate attempts by former President Donald Trump and his allies to usurp the results […]
Law-and-Order Policies Make Us Less Safe. The Trajectory of the ’90s Shows Why.
Across the United States, Democratic politicians are renewing their commitments to 1990s-era crime policies. From New York City Mayor Eric Adams instructing the NYPD to […]