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SC Settles Disputes Between National And State Child Rights Commissions Over Powers To Conduct Inquiry January 15, 2020
The gravity of seriousness of the situation which arises when two Commissions – National Child Rights Commission and State Child Rights Commissions start squabbling amongst themselves over powers to conduct inquiry can be gauged from this that when the Apex Court was called to decide on it in this latest case titled National Commission For... […]
Analysis of Income & Expenditure of National Political Parties for FY 2018-19 January 15, 2020
Political parties have multiple sources of funding and thus accountability and transparency should be an important aspect of their functioning. It is essential to have comprehensive and transparent accounting methods and systems which should reveal the true financial position of the parties. The Election Commission of India (ECI), in its letter dated 19th November,’14 addressed to the... […]

Brad Best Joins FDCC November 7, 2019
Trial Win for Holcomb Dunbar October 30, 2019
5 Qualities to Look For in a Successful Family Lawyer October 8, 2019
Subrogation October 8, 2019
Conviction Expunged but still have to Register as Sex Offender October 7, 2019
Slips, Trips or Falls the Three Types and Responsibilities October 7, 2019
More Felonies Can Now be Expunged in Mississippi August 2, 2019
Equifax Data Breach Settlement | Federal Trade Commission July 26, 2019
Uninsured Motorists Coverage and Government Immunity July 1, 2019
Employers can go deep into your background but must avoid pitfalls – Mississippi Business Journal March 22, 2019

Flooding concerns: Pearl River expected to rise to near-historic level this weekend January 17, 2020
Officials advised residents living on the river to make preparations as the river swells beyond its banks.
Will it move? No decision from IHL on fate of Confederate statue on Ole Miss campus January 16, 2020
The statue was erected in 1906, over 40 years after the end of the Civil War.
7 restaurants to grab a great cup of soup in the Jackson metro January 15, 2020
With temperatures falling below the 40s in the Jackson metro, what better way to warm up than with a cup of soup. Here are 7 spots to try.

Petitions of the week January 17, 2020
This week we highlight petitions pending before the Supreme Court that address, among other things, whether the Federal Aviation Act preempts a state law limiting the length of an airport runway, whether the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act permits plaintiffs to execute judgments against a foreign sovereign’s juridically separate instrumentalities and whether regulations issued by the […]
Friday round-up January 17, 2020
Yesterday afternoon, Chief Justice John Roberts was sworn in as the officer charged with presiding over the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. Kal Golde covers the court’s answers to some frequently asked questions about the chief justice’s role for this blog. For USA Today, Richard Wolf reports that “[f]or the next several weeks, Roberts […]
Argument analysis: May a federal employer say “OK, boomer” to a job applicant? January 16, 2020
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard argument in Babb v. Wilkie, about whether the provision of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act that applies to the federal government requires plaintiffs to show that they would have received better treatment “but for” the government’s consideration of their age. The key statutory language requires that federal agencies’ […]