The province has the power to limit non-essential travel to British Columbia and could advocate to restrict other types of travel if they pose a risk to British Columbians, a constitutional law professor has said. The province has the power to limit non-essential travel to British Columbia and could advocateRead More →
As far as areas of law are concerned, criminal law often occupies an important place. What the public understands, however, only scratches the surface of the depth of the subject. At Georgia State College of Law, dedicated faculty and a variety of foundational and specialized courses encourage students to exploreRead More →
Nothing is permanent, so everything is precious. Here is a selection of some events – ephemeral or not – in the Buddhist world this week. The American Bar Foundation sponsors workshops on Buddhism and constitutional law The American Bar Foundation and the University of Chicago sponsor a weekly lecture seriesRead More →
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – The United States House of Representatives is moving forward with plans to impeach President Trump for the second time. The Assembly will hold a vote on Wednesday morning. They need a majority vote to impeach. At least three House Republicans say they support impeachment in theRead More →
KALAMAZOO, Michigan – House Democrats introduced an impeachment article Tuesday accusing President Donald Trump of “inciting insurgency.” The move follows last week’s deadly riot on the United States Capitol and alleges Trump has “endangered” the country. “What the House has done here is a real gunshot,” said Devin Schindler. “ItRead More →
DENVER (CBS4) – While many wonder if Twitter’s indefinite suspension of President Donald Trump’s account was ethically correct, social media and legal experts say Twitter legally cut the president off their platform. Some Republicans have accused the social media giant of suppressing conservative voices and ideologies in favor of promotingRead More →
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Knoxville, Tenn. (WVLT) – Just hours after protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol and Electoral College votes were certified in favor of President-elect Joe Biden, WVLT’s Harry Sullivan also spoke with Professor of Constitutional Law Stewart Harris on The Troubles in Washington DC. like what we can expect with the inaugurationRead More →
EFFECT TONIGHT. GULSTAN: IT STARTED WITH A DEMONSTRATION AGAINST THE ELECTORAL VOTE CERTIFYING JOE BIDEN’S VICTORY. EDIE: BRIAN HEAP MORE. BRIAN: CONGRESS HAS A CONSTITUTIONAL DUTY TO ACCEPT CERTIFIED ELECTION RESULTS FROM 50 STATES. USUALLY THIS IS ONLY A VERY LITTLE FANFARE FORMALITY, BUT THE PROCESS FIRST GOT A LOTRead More →