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The Paramount Decrees, Which Ended the Studio System, Are Gone

By Jessica MasonAug 7th
Here’s Why It’s So Hard to Prosecute and Sue Cops

By Jessica MasonJun 2nd
The New York House Declared “Legally Haunted” Is for Sale

By Jessica MasonMay 25th
Understanding the LGBTQ Rights Cases Before the Supreme Court

By Jessica MasonSep 8th
U.S. House of Representatives Passes Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights in Unanimous Vote

By Teresa JusinoSep 7th
Emojis Can Now Get You Arrested, Unless You’re Threatening A Woman In Tech Apparently

By SamFeb 13th
We’re Not Surprised: The Facebook Experiment Is Probably Illegal

By Victoria McNallyJun 30th
It’s Not Illegal to Play Pinball in Oakland… Anymore

By Dan Van WinkleJun 23rd
GoldieBlox Thinks You Need a License To Link To Its Site, Might Need To Hire Some New Lawyers

By Victoria McNallyNov 27th
Supreme Court May Decide Boobies Case

By Susana PoloOct 31st
Bradley Manning Acquitted on Charges of Aiding the Enemy, Found Guilty of 19 Other Counts

By Victoria McNallyJul 30th
Things We Saw Today: We Found Carl

By Susana PoloJul 18th
The California State Government Is Now In Possession of $10,000 Worth of Star Wars Merchandise

By Isabella KapurJul 15th
Someone Tried To Kickstart A Where the Wild Things Are Sequel Book

By Jill PantozziJul 6th
Summit Entertainment Is Being Sued For An Egregious Amount Of Money By A Twilight Parody Company

By Jill PantozziMay 31st
High School Student Makes the Cap Pop Off a Water Bottle With Science, Now She’s Facing Adult Felony Charges

By Susana PoloMay 1st
FCC Isn’t Sure How to Censor Television Anymore, Wants Our Advice

By Susana PoloApr 2nd
Things We Saw Today: An Adorable Swedish Detective Agency

By Susana PoloMar 26th
If This Lawsuit Succeeds, It Could Break Amazon’s Dominance of the eBook Market

By Susana PoloFeb 21st
Here’s What U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz Has to Say About the Prosecution of Aaron Swartz

By Rollin BishopJan 17th