According to The New York Times, New Delhi’s traffic police have waded into Government 2.0 territory, adopting Facebook to garner public participation. Its Facebook page...
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On May 12, 2010, the New York State Senate, in a 45-16 vote, passed a bill that would establish a civil cause of action f...
Again and again, people fall onto subway tracks in New York City and get maimed or killed. And often they do so after getting drunk....
Roger Scruton has complained that, in our society, “too many goods have a price.” He makes a Walzerian argument that certain experiences cannot be bought and sold without...
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A recent editorial in the New Jersey Law Journal (7/13/09) reignited a fire in us about how insurance companies play hard ball with their policyholders because litigation...
Francisco Santaella had been a construction worker for 20 years. His employer, Building Contractors, Inc., had a contract with United Parcel Services, Inc....
Here is a guest article provided by MyDUIattorney.org:...
Paul Romer is an accomplished man; as he puts it, “I revived growth theory. I made technology work in higher ed. I am two for two, and I think the impossible can be done....
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