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| Despite New Laws, Expect More Sites Dedicated to Online Shopping for Kids Minyanville.com Until last month, the Children's Online Protection Policy Act, or COPPA, which was passed in 1998, did not address the particular threats of today's mobile space. The original law mostly dealt with online websites and their ability to collect ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| California Supreme Court makes it easier for Apple, online businesses to ... San Jose Mercury News Justice Goodwin Liu, writing for the majority, ruled that the Legislature has not extended the law to online commerce, and essentially invited lawmakers to change the law if they want to add online credit card purchases to its protections. But the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Legal fees mounting as Mendocino County fights federal subpoena Times-Standard The county of Mendocino's efforts to fight a subpoena from a federal grand jury demanding medical marijuana records the county keeps have already cost the county more than its self-imposed limit, and may cost more, depending on the outcome of a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Washington Post editorial: Our shrinking law schools Red Bluff Daily News According to the Law School Admission Council, the nation's 200 law schools project just 54,000 applications for fall 2013 — a decline of nearly half since 2004. It's the clearest indication yet of legal academia's busted business model. For decades ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Law would require benefits for gay spouses Barre Montpelier Times Argus "We've got a situation where employers who have their own self-funded, generally large insurance group fall outside the jurisdiction of our state insurance laws," Donegan says. The state also lacks authority over companies that have bricks-and-mortar ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Packing for Paris? Old law bans pants for women Times-Standard FILE - In this Tuesday, Jan. 22 2013 file photo, models wear creations by French fashion designer Alexandre Vauthier as part of his Women's Spring/Summer 2013 Haute Couture fashion collection, in Paris. If it isn t already daunting enough to pack for a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tech law school, local bar association offer free classes LubbockOnline.com The Lubbock Area Bar Association and Texas Tech University School of Law are giving the community a chance to learn what law school is like. Learn from law professors and attorneys in a series of free, non-credit law courses from 8:30 a.m. to noon ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stricter rules planned for quasi-legal 'herbs' The Daily Yomiuri The Liberal Democratic Party, New Komeito and the Democratic Party of Japan have reached a broad agreement on a draft revision of the Narcotic Control Law and the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law. The bill would grant greater authority to police to search ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| FIFA consider changing offside law The New Age Online You are here > Home > News > Sport. Sport. Feb 4 2013 1:38PM. FIFA consider changing offside law. FIFA consider changing offside law. FIFA's rules-making panel will consider changing how the offside law is interpreted at its annual meeting next month. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Europe Moves Ahead on Privacy New York Times Europe has historically been more protective of personal information than the United States, which still has no general law to protect people's privacy online while most E.U. nations do. The privacy policies of American companies are voluntary, with ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Grant County prosecutor seeks gun control law - Northwest - The ... Grant County Prosecutor Angus Lee wants the Legislature to change the law that allows gun rights to be restored to the mentally ill who have been involuntarily committed. The Olympian Online -- Northwest | ||
| NBC Today talking heads freak out about law ... - Radio Vice Online By Steve McGough A recent radio ad from Milwaukee Counties Sheriff David Clarke suggests people should not depend on law enforcement to be there right when you might need them. Radio Vice Online | ||
| Hart online law books « Law Bod Blog By elizabethw The Law Bod has now purchased online access to books published by Hart. This database will be accessible to readers with a current Oxford Single Sign On username and password. Hart Publishing is a local establishment, specialising in ... Law Bod Blog | ||
| Language of laws goes gender-neutral - State Workers - The ... Over the past six years, state officials have engaged in the onerous task of changing the language used in the state's copious laws, including thousands of words and phrases, many written more than a century ago when the idea of women ... The Olympian Online -- State Workers | ||
| 01:15 PM - How Appealing - Law.com By Howard Bashman "CA high court lets online stores get personal data": The Associated Press has a report that begins, "A narrowly divided California Supreme Court has refused to block Apple Inc. and other online retailers from requiring customers using credit ... How Appealing | ||
| California Court: Online Merchants Can Demand Personal Info To ... By Mary Beth Quirk While a California consumer protection law dating back 22 years is all good when it comes to brick-and-mortar stores, the state's Supreme Court ruled today that online merchants can collect personal information from buyers using credit cards. The Consumerist |
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