Myanmar stands accused of on-going genocide and mass persecution of its Muslim minority Rohingyas. The International Criminal Court (ICC) judges authorized an in-depth investigation into allegations o…
Why Ankle Monitors Aren’t Humane and are Another Kind of Jail
Electronic monitors violate basic civil rights and come with unfair financial penalties. Over 35,000 immigrants wear an ankle monitor unit with GPS. Experts estimate that electronic monitor usage has …
What’s it Like Living in a Moveable Tiny House? Alexis and Christian Tell Us
Alexis Stephens and Christian Parsons travel the US in their tiny 130-square-foot house, which is the most travelled mini-house in the world as the couple have visited 16 national parks and 37 states.…
Sure, Electronic Monitoring Bracelets Deter Crime, but They Don’t ‘Fix’ Offenders
After a deadly gun attack in Darwin, the person arrested recently wore an electronic monitoring bracelet, and was on parole! This led to adverse public reaction following all high-profile crimes. How …
What Should You Know When the Police Search Your Home
Police Officers can’t barge into your home at their sweet will. Nor can they search wherever they want without any justification. Defend your rights as your home remains your castle and you retain exp…
Your New Legal Aid May Be a Robot and These AI Bots Will Help You Like No Other
Bots are used to order a pizza online without human interaction, but ‘Lawyer Bots’ provide legal help and access to the masses. A Lawyer Bot is software carrying out automated searches usually done by…
Celebrities Who Have Amazing Relationships with Their Stepchildren
Being a parent is not easy but parenting a child not sharing the same blood, can be tough. Thrust amidst a family dynamic, stepparents are often at odds as kids may resent their stepparents for the ch…
Celebrity Attorneys Face Ethical Dilemmas and Challenges Like No Others
There are celebrity lawyers famous for being tagged to media-publicized cases or being engaged by celebrity clients. People remember names and faces of attorneys of celebrity clients or clients in sen…
Why Automation in Law Practice is a Must
Law schools are desperately trying to adapt to stay ahead of the pack. Go to law school, pass the bar-exams, become a lawyer and retire at 65. For ages, this was the professional path of law students,…
A Large Part of Lawyers’ Work Can be Automated. Here’s how Law Schools Must Facilitate It
Technology is disrupting the legal profession, and there will be continued changes. Much work earlier done by first and second-year associates at large law firms have been outsourced in a variety of w…