Another find legal article presented by SubscriptLaw: Will the Supreme Court make a major Second Amendment ruling this term? Up until a few months ago, New York City restricted gun owners from traveling with their handguns to anywhere other than…

If your marriage has come to an end, it may be very difficult for you to have a productive conversation with your spouse about your upcoming divorce. That’s why it’s so important to  meet with a divorce mediator. They are…

Google and other cool technology companies have set the employee-keep-happy standards in Silicon Valley. Games, yoga, personal time. These fit into the companies’ shareholder obligations, which despite the do-gooder pretense, always come back to profit. That’s what the invisible hand…

Article Published by Subscriptlaw.com written by MARIAM MORSHEDI https://www.subscriptlaw.com/blog/kahler-v-kansas Supreme Court poised to take a deeper look at “insanity” in criminal law Kraig Kahler faces the death penalty for murdering his wife, his two daughters and his wife’s grandmother. According…

By ScriptsLaw was written by MARIAM MORSHEDI JULY 29, 2019 The Second Amendment gives the right “of the people to keep and bear arms.” The exact text is written in 18th-century lingo, so it’s hard to say how we’d word…

How does it work? First, here’s the historical case that established judicial review. (a ScriptsLaw Article written by MARIAM MORSHEDI ). Marbury v. Madison is an 1803 Supreme Court case that solidified the judiciary’s role in “checking and balancing” the…

The United States and Alabama can prosecute Gamble for the same act The Fifth Amendment says the government can’t prosecute you for the same “offence” twice. That’s the prohibition against Double Jeopardy. But what happens when a state government and…

The Supreme Court issued a preliminary win Monday morning for consumers who challenged Apple in an antitrust case. Apple argued to the Supreme Court that the litigants weren’t entitled to suit because they weren’t Apple’s direct consumers. But a narrow…

THE CONSTITUTION The Fourth Amendment protects individuals against unreasonable search and seizure by the government. For a search to be reasonable, the government generally must have “probable cause” that a crime has been or is being committed, and the government…

Yes, the government passed the Stored Communications Act in 1986 to help protect our information in the hands of third parties. But 1986 was still very different than today: Google didn’t exist. Facebook didn’t exist. Apple had gone public and…