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| State ID laws: 10 million Hispanic voters could be affected, study says MinnPost.com New restrictive voting laws in 23 states could make it more difficult for a significant number of Latino voters to cast ballots in the November presidential election, according to a new study released on Monday. Voter ID laws, tougher voter ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| US voter ID laws could bar 10 mn Hispanics: study AFP WASHINGTON — Controversial new voter identification laws in nearly two dozen US states could disenfranchise 10 million eligible Hispanic voters in the upcoming election, according to a study released Monday. Hispanics comprise the largest ethnic ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Lawmakers urged to study draft bill on domestic violence DAWN.com ... and women legislators owing to some reservations from the law and home departments. It was not yet clear as to what amendments had been made to the proposed bill, she said, while requesting women lawmakers in particular to study the bill and see if ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Medical College of Wisconsin Study Finds Awareness of New Jersey HIV ... TheBody.com Carol Galletly, J.D. and Ph.D., of the Center for AIDS Intervention Research at MCW and the principal investigator of the study together with her colleagues found that the law does not seem to be an effective deterrent that prevents HIV transmission ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ranchi law students win battle for varsity Indian Express Three years after it was set up, the National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi, could finally have its own building, thanks largely to the efforts of a group of students. The students waited for nearly three years for the state ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Study Coming for Player-Created Content and Copyright Overclockers Club Researchers at Rutgers University are soon going to be starting a study into player-created game content and how it relates to copyright laws. Copyright and patent laws are tricky enough with professional software, but what happens with crowd-created ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Local leaders split over state's emergency manager law WNEM Saginaw According to a new study by the University of Michigan, less than half (38 percent) of Michigan's local leaders support the state's emergency manager law, while about a third (30 percent) oppose it, and the rest are neutral or unsure. Other findings in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rule of law, justice sector report launched The Swazi Observer UNIVERSITY of Swaziland lecturer and researcher Maxine Langwenya yesterday presented her draft report on the study of the justice sector and the rule of law in Swaziland at The George Hotel in Manzini. Participants were drawn from a broad spectrum of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cleveland City Council Encourages Bradley County Commission To Conduct ... The Chattanoogan A resolution authorizing Cleveland City Mayor Tom Rowland to sign an agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers for the Cleveland Flood Risk Management Study of Candies Creek and South Mouse Creek passed unanimously during the Cleveland City ... By law ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Braid: Province has an appalling record on openness Calgary Herald In a study release earlier in the year, the Halifax-based Centre for Law and Democracy reached the astonishing conclusion that elements of Alberta's disclosure law score below such models of democracy as Angola and Niger. "It is particularly notable ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| GoM dilutes land acquisition law Daily News & Analysis The group of ministers set up to study the land acquisition bill has diluted the provisions of the proposed legislation to protect the states' powers and concerns after there were differences within the cabinet over the original draft. It has now been ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| California doctors must soon tell women if they have dense breasts Los Angeles Times In an article published in Radiology Today in August, specialists voiced concerns that such laws "may complicate women's screening decisions, lead to confusion about screening follow-up, increase the potential for false-positives, and create additional ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fixing Our Wage Theft Laws to Protect Workers, Responsible Businesses, and ... Huffington Post A 2009 study found that an incredible 76 percent of low wage workers in our nation's largest cities claimed they had been underpaid or not paid at all. Still, wage theft is everyone's problem. The Economic Policy Foundation found that U.S. workers ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Story master from Ashkenaz Jerusalem Post Today, the use of literary theory and criticism to study Midrash and Aggadah – non-legal and interpretive rabbinic literature – is a well-established and even popular endeavor. ... Goldshmidt, the great scholar of liturgy and a fellow product of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Could new voter ID laws keep millions from the polls? WBTV A new study conducted by The Advancement Project to be released Tuesday claims as nearly as 10 million Latino voters could be deterred from going to the polls because of those new voter ID laws. Jess George, director of the Latin American Coalition of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Study forecasts double-digit premium hikes for top Medicare drug plans Fox News President Obama's 2010 health care law is improving prescription drug plans by gradually closing the coverage gap known as the doughnut hole for those with high prescription drug costs. The Avalare numbers did have one silver lining for the Obama ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Second NOAA abuse report remains tabled Gloucester Daily Times Approximately six months have passed since Special Master Charles B. Swartwood III's second volume of case studies into alleged violations of fishermen's rights by NOAA law enforcement was completed and submitted to the Department of Commerce for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Study: Estonia, US have most Internet freedom Computerworld Australia The study found new laws or directives passed since January 2011 in 19 of the 47 countries to restrict online speech, violate user privacy, or punish people who post content deemed objectionable or undesirable. In 26 countries, at least one blogger or ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Study Finds Democrats Are More Optimistic Than Republicans about America's ... DailyFinance Almost one in four respondents would like someone to sort out their financial affairs, and 17 percent of Americans believe the only way to make certain they save for retirement is for it to be required by law. "This survey reveals that some people are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Statistical model suggests widespread fraud in Russian election Los Angeles Times Past approaches looked for examples of something called "Benford's law," which looks for regularities in the numbers reported in elections-- like the presence of too many zeros because someone rigging the election prizes multiples of ten. But that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Grants to study robotics as teaching tool in schools UC Davis Two new grants totaling $1.25 million awarded to the University of California, Davis, by the National Science Foundation will support studies of the impact of robotics in teaching science, technology, engineering and math from elementary to high school ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Colorado College and AFA profs study DADT's fallout Colorado Springs Independent (blog) ... succeeded because the chain of command enforced the law, he added. "This was very clearly a leadership issue," said Parco. In lengthy interviews, the study participants told Parco and Levy that they lived double lives, suffered harassment and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Voter Suppression Laws To Keep 10 Million Latinos from Polls Lawyers.com Blog (blog) The voter suppression laws being enacted in states around the country could have the cumulative effect of blocking the ballots of 10 million Latino citizens who could have otherwise legally voted, according to a new study. The report, to be released ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Breaking: EPA sued in federal court over illegal human testing Tucson Citizen Public health consultant Steve Milloy, publisher of Junkscience.com and the nonprofit American Tradition Institute Environmental Law Center (ATI) have sued the EPA for conducting illegal life- and health-threatening scientific experiments on human ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Undergraduate Law Applicants; do you need to sit the ALSET - VTAC By VTAC If you're applying as a non-year 12 applicant to study Bachelor of Laws or combined Law degrees at Deakin University, you may be required to sit the ALSET. Law courses at other universities may require you to sit a STAT or other admissions ... Victorian Tertiary Admissions... | ||
| 'Drones causing mass trauma among civilians,' major study finds: TBIJ By Chris Woods The joint report, Living Under Drones, is by Stanford University's International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic, and New York University School of Law's Global Justice Clinic. The 165-page study looks at key aspects of the CIA's ... TBIJ » All Stories |
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| A-level need for study law at university? - Yahoo! UK & Ireland ... "A-level need for study law at university?" - Find the answer to this question and millions more on Yahoo! UK & Ireland Answers. uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid... | ||
| Real-Time Situational Awareness: Case Study for Law Enforcement ... Real-Time Situational Awareness: Case Study for Law Enforcement and Social Media Monitoring. Published September 24, 2012. The International Association ... www.brightplanet.com/.../real-time-situational-awareness-case-... | ||
| UM law professor's study draws Schweitzer's ire - Great Falls Tribune A law professor who wrote a report criticizing how the state values certain types of property failed to properly disclose she was being paid by a cable company ... www.greatfallstribune.com/.../UM-law-professor-s-study-draw... |
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