Category: Law
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Why America Is Right to Support Mass Deportations
in LawA majority of Americans now support mass deportations. Here’s why illegal immigration is unsustainable for wages, taxpayers, and the rule of law.
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Arrest of 11-Year-Old Boy under Florida’s Zero-Tolerance School Policy
in LawAn 11-year-old boy was arrested in Florida under the state’s Zero-Tolerance School Policy after making a written threat. Learn how the policy works, why the arrest happened, and why the state enforces strict consequences to protect school safety.
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Mediation vs. Arbitration: Choosing the Right Path for Your Legal Dispute
in LawLegal cases may now be resolved beyond the confines of a courtroom with alternative dispute resolution (ADR). With mediation and arbitration being two forms of ADR, they provide similar alternatives to litigation in terms of resolving disputes efficiently while maintaining confidentiality. However, mediation and arbitration differ in the manner in which the dispute is addressed…
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What Do New Entrepreneurs Get Wrong About Legal Costs?
in LawThe chances are pretty high that you could agree that starting a business feels like jumping into a whirlwind, well, a good one. Like this is something that is pretty fun, but at the same time it’s terrifying, because it’s all new. You’ve got ideas pouring out of your head, a great logo that wasn’t…
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Trump expands his war on drugs to the Pacific Ocean
in LawIn a bold expansion of his war on drugs, President Trump authorizes first US military strikes on drug boats in the Pacific Ocean, killing five suspects. Explore the implications for cartels, executive power, and America’s fight against narco-trafficking.
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Sinking Submarines, Saving Lives: Trump is Redefining the War on Drugs
in LawTrump is taking the war on drugs offshore, destroying cartel submarines and stopping fentanyl at the source. Is this the new strategy that saves American lives?