TOP LINEPresident Trump spent part of his daily White House briefing on the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic accusing Democrats of blocking his judicial nominations and threatened to adjourn both houses of Congress to make vacation nominations, referring to an executive branch that does not grant him as broad an authority asRead More →
Growing up, Georgia State law professor Russell D. Covey never imagined himself becoming a lawyer. The idea only came to him while attending graduate school in political philosophy at Princeton University. Political philosophy can get quite esoteric, and Covey was looking for a career that would be filled with hands-on,Read More →
According to studies, 1 in 3 Americans age 18 and older have a criminal record. These cases can have serious repercussions on the lives of those who have been arrested or convicted. Having a criminal record can complicate your personal, professional and family life. Criminal convictions can prevent you fromRead More →