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9th Circuit Hears Hotel Guest Privacy Case
If the court strikes down an L.A. ordinance requiring local hotels to keep guest information available for inspection for 90 days, it would be the second en banc decision this year blocking a warrantless search program.The Rodent: You can't judge attorneys by their covers in court
Legal relations are usually more complicated than your average cartoon or '60s horse opera, and the players' costumes don't always help you distinguish the good and the bad from the just plain ugly.Employee's Background Check Intransigence May Warrant Dismissal
An accounting clerk's refusal to submit to a company background check amounted to insubordination, despite the fact that she had worked for her employer for several years without incident and had not been informed when hired of the possibility of a futureTarus v. Borough of Pine Hill et al.
Because there is no state or federal constitutional right to videotape public meetings, and the restrictions the municipal council placed on plaintiff, allowing him to videotape if he changed locations so as to exclude recording members of the audience, were not arbitrary or capricious, plaintiff's subsequent arrest and prosecution for disorderly conduct was premised on probable cause and, therefore, there is no basis for his claims for false arrest and malicious prosecution.New-home sales fall in December but up for year
Sales of new homes cooled off in December compared with November but for the entire year were the best since 2009.View more book results for the query "*"
Protective Orders Are Not All They Are Cracked Up To Be
By its nature, commercial litigation involves secrets, or at least sort-of secrets, or at the very least, wanna-be secrets. Two commercial entities that hate one another enough to end up in court hate more the thought of disclosing their business plans, customer lists, employee rosters, trade secrets and what have you (the technical business term for "anything").I Had 'Nowhere Else to Go,' Official Tells Luzerne Panel
Three days after PA Child Care opened its doors, Luzerne County Common Pleas Judge Mark A. Ciavarella Jr. sent a letter to juvenile delinquency court staff notifying them he was suspending use of graduated sanctions and implementing a strict "zero tolerance" policy.Kraft indicates Vick not in Patriots' plans
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. AP - Patriots owner Robert Kraft suggests that New England has little interest in signing Michael Vick.Kraft says the team doesn't need the former Atlanta Falcons star because the Patriots already have the best quarterback in Tom Brady.Patriots coach Bill Belichick praised Vicks' ability last week when he was conditionally reinstated by the NFL after serving 18 months in prison for running a dogfighting ring.Trending Stories
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