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When the potential for a circuit split arises, courts face competing values in determining the best course of action. A circuit may strive to balance consistency, predictability, uniformity...
The use of corporal punishment against children has fallen more and more out of vogue in the past half-century as research has shown that the practice only harms children...
Almost every American carries a cell phone in their pocket. But modern phones do much more than simply send and receive calls...
Rideshare passengers reasonably expect that the companies soliciting their business will take care of them in the event of a crash. But the reality is that in many states...
Over the last half-century, the ERCOT grid has increasingly experienced intermittency issues that have caused Texas residents major heartaches. Thus far, though, the parties involved have failed to solve them.
Over thirty-eight million Americans experience food insecurity each year. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—the largest food assistance program in the United States—seeks to eliminate this statistic.
Copyright law sits at the heart of the multibillion-dollar music industry. Recently, the Ninth Circuit has served as a common venue for resolving disputes between musical artists in. . .
Private employers hold immense power within the employer- employee relationship. The at-will employment presumption provides employers with almost unrestricted discretion in determining whether to terminate employees. Although federal law provides...
Couples who may have been unsuccessful in their efforts to conceive naturally have found ways to parenthood through assisted reproductive technologies. In vitro fertilization is one of the most complex...
“Good, old-fashioned police work” does not have the same meaning it had just two decades ago. The use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement agencies across America has proliferated...