Raising the legal age from 18 to 21, to purchase tobacco products in the United States is a major public health achievement for the White House. Sever…
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The On-going Battle between Fake ID Fabrication and Anti-Fraud Measures
All US government-issued identification cards use anti-fraud measures like ultraviolet ink markings and holographic indents to stem reproduction of ph…
Required Conditions & Consequences of Parole and Probation Violations
Probation and parole are alternatives to jail but offenders placed on parole or probation must obey certain conditions. But, parole and probation have…
Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $572 Million in Opioid Trial
Cleveland County District Court’s Judge Thad Balkman in Oklahoma recently ruled that the multinational brand Johnson & Johnson intentionally downp…
Teen’s Horrifying Story about His Vaping Illness: Left with Damaged Lung and Kidneys
Walker McKnight, 19 is slowly recovering but has a long journey ahead involving kidney transplants and removal of his left lung. Walker McKnight remem…
Ever Wondered What Happens if Your are Unable to Pay Criminal Fines? Find Out Now
Courts charge the defendants who do not keep up with the payment plans, to pay interest, additional fees and enforce additional penalties. Sentences f…
These Laws are Named after Celebrities… Here’s Why!
Stardom has ensured that some celebrities have managed to have their names inscribed in law-books too. These celebrities have inspired some required c…
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Of A Horse Filed Against Former Owner
Laws have been made everywhere in the world so that there would be peace and order between each person and each nation. Sometimes, it is very difficul…
Case of Artifact Smuggling in India Throws Light on Acts Meant to Protect Treasures and Antiquities
Measures to protect India’s rich and varied heritage have been woefully inadequate. A Minister recently admitted to eight cases of theft of antiquitie…
Bill Enacted for ‘Early Warning’ Systems for College Closures to Protect Students
Surrounded by education advocates and lawmakers, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed a bill, making it a law requiring universities to share f…