This Comment examines the complex legal landscape surrounding grandparents’ rights in the context of Child in Need of Care (“CINC”) proceedings.
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Strong v. State analyzes the Kansas statute, K.S.A. § 21-5705, which triggers a mandatory rebuttable presumption of intent to distribute controlled substances.
Read more on: Standing Strong Against K.S.A.
Environmental groups concerned with climate change face a significant challenge in overcoming the hurdle of standing. Standing has three requirements: 1) injury in fact; 2) causation; 3) and redressability.
Read more on: Held v. Montana
California’s Proposition 12 places strict requirements on how pork producers may raise their animals both in and out of the state of California. Producers who do not comply with the regulation can be barred from selling in the state and face a fine alongside criminal prosecution.
Read more on: Eating Out of Both Troughs
Marijuana, Hemp, Convictions, Brown, The Armed Criminal Career Act, ACCA, The Farm Bill, The Agriculture Improvement Act, Categorical, Sentencing, Enhanced, Serious Drug Offense, Controlled Substance.
Read more on: Making Mountains out of Minor Offenses
The U.S. Supreme Court held that the Bankruptcy Code (“Code”) abrogates sovereign immunity for all “government unit[s],” including federally recognized Tribes (“Tribes”).
Read more on: Tribes is the Magic Word
A Texas District Court dismissed most of the lawsuit claims filed by a Black high school student against Barbers Hill Independent School District...
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Black voters from Arkansas sued the State of Arkansas alleging discriminatory voting practices in the form of gerrymandered districts.
Read more on: A Right Without a Remedy