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A 65-year-old woman got past an airport security checkpoint and boarded a plane Wednesday at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport with a gun tucked securely in her handbag, according to an article on Yahoo News. She was only stopped after the airplane was called back to its departing gate.
The gun that the woman [...]
Thursday, federal prosecutors in Colorado gave 23 medical marijuana dispensaries, all located within 1,000 feet of schools, a choice. That choice was to either cease operating the dispensaries within the next 45 days or face civil and criminal penalties in federal court, according to an article on yahoo.com.
The ultimatums were issued in [...]
With the slump in the economy and the poor housing market, Senator Charles Schumer, a democrat and Senator Mike Lee, a Republican, have come up with a bill that just might help. The goal is to spur demand in the U.S. housing market by offering foreign purchasers of homes [...]
Plaintiff in Employment Suit Loses over Tattoo
A Pennsylvania U.S. District Court judge says yes.
Ronald Scavone sued Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), because it would not hire him as a Liquor Enforcement Officer because of a tattoo. While he met all the requirements, Scavone’s job was made conditional on the [...]
Plaintiff Environmental Law Movies: Erin Brokovich
Over the Thanksgiving weekend, I happened to come across a showing of Erin Brokovich. I personally can’t resist a movie detailing a plaintiff’s story, no matter how many times I’ve seen it, especially when it involves corporate misdeeds. Additionally, water law issues are particularly near to my heart. I’m [...]
