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Previous Articles

How Society Profits from the Rule of Law 
The rule of law can generate economic reform and unlock the social, and economic potential that exists in societies. Read
Policing the West: From France to Arizona
The colonial police state has blossomed in France and it lurks behind Arizona's Senate Bill. Read
Frivolous Lawsuits 
In this article, Gerard Simington examines your options with a frivolous lawsuit. Read
Making Laws in the UK
A proposal for a new law is called a bill. Bills may be introduced in either of the two houses of parliament. Read
The Terrible Case of Jamie Scott
Jamie and Gladys Scott are serving two consecutive life sentences apiece for a 1993 robbery. Read
Website Terms & Conditions
Daniel Pepper examines whether you need website terms and conditions. Read
Law School Accreditation
An examination of law school accreditation and what it means to you as a law student. Read
On the Holocaust
In a short, yet powerful article, freelance author Mey Elghusein writes about the horrors of the Holocaust. Read
The IRAQ Approach
Chuck Milan writes on how to apply the IRAQ approach in law school examinations. Read

Archived Articles

Online Law Degrees
Online Law Degrees: Are they Really Worth it? Peter Loughlin writes about online law degrees. Read
Estate Planning Overview Part I
Part I of a two part article series on the subject of Estate Planning by attorney Paul Nicolosi. Read
Estate Planning Overview Part II
Part II of a two part article series on the subject of Estate Planning by attorney Paul Nicolosi. Read
Private Investigators Part I
Part I of the article about private investigators and what they do, and the nature of the profession. Read
Private Investigators Part II
Part II of the article about private investigators and what they do, and the nature of the profession. Read
Private Investigators Part III
Part III of the article about private investigators and what they do, and the nature of the profession. Read
McDonald's Coffee Case
One of the most widely misreported and misunderstood cases in recent memory is the McDonald's Coffee case. Read
The D.C. Bar Option
Jose Gomez, writes about the D.C. Bar option. Read  
Imprisonment in the Era of Enlightment and Today
Sharon White writes about imprisonment in the era of enlightment and today. Read
The Difference Between Arbitration & Mediation
In this article, Mark Eisenberg explains the difference between arbitration and mediation. Read 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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