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Are Restrictive Voter ID Laws an Attempt to “Break the System”?

The ny times

The New York Times editorializes on voter ID laws and the Justice Department’s view on litigation in North Carolina and Texas. The Justice Department on Monday sued North Carolina over the state’s restrictive new voting law, which requires photo identification for in-person voting and cuts back on early voting and same-day registration — all of […]

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The Caped Crusader – Is Vigilantism A Crime?

Claire Waltham contributes many informative articles to different websites. She has done research about cases involving personal injury and more serious criminal cases too, including assault and battery, larceny and robbery. Some of these have been used by the Law Offices of Elliot Savitz. Even with better police visibility and tougher penalties for lawbreakers, crimes

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The Donald Trumped – Or Not?

Donald Trump has his dander up over the lawsuit launched by New York’s State prosecutor over the bona fides of his Trump University, setting up a blaze of Twitter and TV responses calling NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman “pathetic” and “a total failure in office”.  But is the school a scam, or not? [wp_ad_camp_2] Schneiderman

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Paul Weiss Client Makes Landmark Americans with Disabilities Act Settlement

Lawfuel.com – The Best Law Firm Newswire – As reported in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, Paul, Weiss and a number of legal advocacy groups representing a class of individuals with mental illness residing in adult homes in New York City have entered a landmark settlement to end New York State’s

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Grisham on Guantanamo

Legal Thriller author John Grisham wrote an op-ed piece for the New York Times on the mystery oa a Guantanamo detainee who had been seeking out Grisham’s books.  Why?  He looks at the injustice of it all. About two months ago I learned that some of my books had been banned at Guantánamo Bay. Apparently

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Divorce Lawyer Explains How Same-Sex Ruling Effects Divorcing Couples

Lawfuel.com – Best Law Firm Newswire – David P. Badanes, Suffolk County divorce attorney, has recently released an article on his website entitled “How The Same Sex Ruling Effects Divorcing Couples. On June 26, 2013, the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was declared unconstitutional, giving same sex couples equal treatment in terms of receiving the

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