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The civil unrest in Ferguson, Mo., has continued to put municipal courts on the hot seat, and the The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has a new investigative report illustrating how the courts have become revenue machines for local governments…. Read More
Civil lawsuits continue to muddy the waters in states that have legalized marijuana, with a new Colorado case asserting that selling weed nearby has hurt business at a Holiday Inn. The Summit Daily News is reporting that “…… Read More
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton made headlines by calling for a path to full and equal citizenship for undocumented immigrants, but offered few details on how her programs as president would go beyond what President Obama has… Read More
Sara Warner, publisher of both the California and national Courts Monitor civil justice websites, is concerned that asbestos cancer victims are about to become victims of another kind. If money from settlements or other payments was owed to… Read More
The investigative unit of an NBC affiliate in California’s Bay Area is reporting that thousands of people are trapped in legal limbo as the Justice Department’s immigration courts are unable to meet their caseloads. The report has an… Read More
