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Courtside Quite Possibly the Best Cease and Desist Response Letter of All Time

Quite Possibly the Best Cease and Desist Response Letter of All Time

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Lawyers like to write intimidating, legalese-laden cease and desist letters. It happens everyday. But one New Jersey lawyer's snarky response letter has gone...

Courtside The Legality of Killing Americans with Drones Laid Out in Govt. Memo

The Legality of Killing Americans with Drones Laid Out in Govt. Memo

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A federal appeals court has released a secret Justice Department memo that justifies a 2011 drone attack that killed Anwar al Awlaki, an American-born Islamist...

Courtside Teacher Tenure Laws Are Unconstitutional, Shock the Conscience: CA Judge

Teacher Tenure Laws Are Unconstitutional, Shock the Conscience: CA Judge

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California's laws on teacher tenure, layoffs and dismissals deprive students of their constitutional right to an education, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge...

Courtside Supreme Court Upholds Prayer at Town Meetings

Supreme Court Upholds Prayer at Town Meetings

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The Supreme Court has upheld the long-standing tradition of offering prayers at the start of government meetings, even if those prayers are heavily...

Courtside 49ers' Colin Kaepernick Linked to 'Suspicious Incident' with Woman in Miami Police Report

49ers' Colin Kaepernick Linked to 'Suspicious Incident' with Woman in Miami Police Report

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Miami police are investigating a woman's report that she blacked out after drinking and smoking marijuana with San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick...

Courtside 'Upskirt' Photos are Not Illegal, Mass. High Court Rules

'Upskirt' Photos are Not Illegal, Mass. High Court Rules

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It is not illegal to secretly photograph underneath a person's clothing (known as "upskirting"), Massachusetts' highest court has ruled in privacy decision...

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