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FindLaw discusses the history of the Bill of Rights and the ten constitutional amendments that encompass these important protections.
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FindLaw discusses what affirmative action is and how the Supreme Court's approach to evaluating these policies has changed.
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States have broad powers to protect public health and safety. FindLaw explains how the Fourteenth Amendment places guardrails around fundamental rights.
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What happens when the documents you need are held by a third party? Follow these tips to create a non-party notice to preserve.
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Cybersecurity is more than just a buzz word these days; it's an important part of any business. For attorneys, the rules of professional conduct include expectations on the responsible use of technology - and responding to cyber threats.
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FindLaw breaks down the 1994 case that limited the president's immunity from private lawsuits and forced Monica Lewinsky into the national spotlight.
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Medicaid and insurance coverage for gender-affirming care varies from state to state. FindLaw breaks it all down in this article on LGBTQ+ health care.
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We're all in favor of a delicious burrito bowl. But watching the video of an Ohio woman hurling her freshly made Chipotle bowl into a restaurant employee's face is enough to put anyone off their lunch. Earlier this month, the 39-year-old Chipotle chucker was found guilty of …
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Sandra Day O'Connor was the first female U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Learn more about her life, education, and notable decisions on FindLaw.
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The name change process in Maryland depends on why you want to change your name. Learn more about name changes and updating gender markers in Maryland on FindLaw.
