Showing posts with label hate crime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hate crime. Show all posts

Saturday, January 12, 2013

November Lawyers.com

11/1: Maryland Weighs Gun Access for Mentally Ill
11/1: Supreme Court Hears Cases on Drug-Sniffing Dogs
11/2: Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Genetically Modified Foods
11/5: Could Lies About Obamacare Sway the Presidential Election?
11/5: States to Vote on Right to Hunt & Fish Amendments
11/5: How to Make a Hurricane Sandy Insurance Claim
11/6: In Georgia, Vote and Get a Free Gun
11/7: LGBT Marriage Comes to Maine, Maryland
11/9: Doctor Not Liable for Setting Woman on Fire During C-Section
11/9: Atrocious Driver Forced To Wear Idiot Sign in Public
11/12: Tenants’ Rights for Victims of Hurricane Sandy
11/13: Don’t Spy on Your Cheating Spouse
11/13: NHL Star Jeremy Roenick Seeks Legal Advice for Twitter Brawl
11/14: Texas Woman Arrested for Outing Undercover Cop on Facebook
11/14: LGBT Couples Can Apply for Retroactive Tax Refunds
11/15: What Do the Election Results Mean for Medicaid?
11/15: Get Hurricane Sandy Help From Insurers and FEMA
11/16: New Laws for Facebook After Death
11/16: Cops Don’t Need a Warrant to Put Cameras on Your Property
11/16: Janeane Garofalo Was Accidentally Married for 20 Years
11/19: Looting, Fraud on the Rise After Hurricane Sandy
11/20: Federal Court To Rule on Arizona Abortion Ban
11/20: Papa Johns Sued for $250 Million for Spamming Cell Phones
11/21: Federal Court Tosses Michigan Affirmative Action Ban
11/27: Hydroxycut Weight Loss Drug Settles Suit for $23.5 Million
11/29: Hate Crime for White Man Killed for Having Black Friends?
11/29: Supreme Court May Let Comcast Skate on Monopoly Class Action
11/30: Feds Search Petraeus’ Emails and Yours Could Be Next

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Rutgers Webcam Trial Coverage for Lawyers.com

Coverage of the defense portion and verdict of the Rutgers webcam trial, in which Dharun Ravi was convicted of bias intimidation for spying on roommate Tyler Clementi's romantic encounter via webcam. Clementi committed suicide shortly afterward and the trial was heralded as a groundbreaking test of hate crime laws.