Documents reveal the University of Wisconsin may be illegally funding abortion training for medical students at abortion centers.
Section 20.9275 of the Wisconsin law prohibits state and local funding for pregnancy programs, projects or services that: provide abortion services; promote, encourage or counsel in favor of abortion services; or make abortion referrals when not directly and medically [...]
According to city of Gilbert, Ariz., officials, their zoning ordinance bans churches from meeting, holding Bible studies, or having any other activities in private homes, regardless of their size, nature.
In November 2009, city officials sent a cease-and-desist letter to a pastor and his wife of Oasis of Truth Church ordering them to terminate all religious meetings [...]
Darby & Darby, a New York based intellectual property law firm established 115 years ago, said Friday it is closing its doors.
The announcement confirms rumors that started swirling around last night that the end was near for the firm founded in 1895. According to the New York Law Journal, the dissolution will affect 62 professionals, [...]
A Liberty University School of Law team placed first at the regional ABA Law Student Division National Appellate Advocacy Competition (NAAC), held in the nation’s capital.
Liberty had 2 teams among the 33 teams representing the 21 law schools from 10 states and the District of Columbia.
The team of Timothy Todd, Ben Walton and Matthew Hegarty was [...]
An 18-year-old lesbian in Mississippi has filed a lawsuit claiming her high school violated her free-speech rights by canceling the prom after she asked to take her girlfriend and to wear a tuxedo instead of a dress.
Constance McMillen, a senior at Itawamba Agricultural High School, was told by the school that she could not arrive at the prom with her [...]
For those looking to be the first in line for Apple’s new iPad, your wait is over. Apple announced it will start take pre-orders “online at apple.com at 5:30am Pacific time on Friday, March 12.”
The first of Apple’s new tablet computer will be in stores April 3 and only connect to Wi-Fi networks at a [...]
A federal appeals court ruled Thursday on two separate cases that the phrase “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance and our national motto, “In God We Trust,” do not violate the Constitution’s separation of church and state.
“The Pledge is constitutional,” wrote Judge Carlos Bea for the majority in the 2-1 ruling by the 9th [...]
Judge G. Thomas Porteous Jr. of U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana was impeached for allegedly taking money and gifts from attorneys before his court and for lying in a bankruptcy filing.
“Judge Porteous is one of a kind and it is time for him to receive his comeuppance,” said Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, [...]
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts visited the University of Alabama Law School on Tuesday in which he said the President’s rebuke during the State of the Union was “very troubling.”
Justice Roberts addressed students at the law school about the history of the nations highest court and then took time to answer questions from members [...]
A New York federal judge said Congress’ move to cut funding to the activist and controversial group ACORN, is unconstitutional.
In a written ruling Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Nina Gershon said ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) was punished by Congress without the enactment of administrative processes to decide if money had been handled [...]
