Making Their Case: How Broad Legal Literacy Built a Nation
Most Americans know lawyers drafted the Declaration. Few know the broader story: how legal literacy built a nation then — and still can today.
Understanding Stalking: Information and Action Items
For National Stalking Awareness Month, we define stalking and provide information about laws and some steps you can take to protect yourself.
Bill of Rights Day
Bill of Rights Day commemorates the ratification of the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, many of which protect liberty by restraining the government.
Taking Control: Your Legal Rights When Someone Has Your Intimate Images
If someone you were intimate with has private photos of you and you’re concerned they’ll be shared, here are some steps you can take to protect yourself.
Bankruptcy Basics
This article helps answer the questions: What is bankruptcy? Should I file? When is the right time?
Famous Civil Rights Cases Crossword
This puzzle includes eight well-known cases in which SCOTUS recognized and eliminated wrongful encroachments on civil rights.
Shocked by Judges’ Failures to Recuse?
Can judges determine their own impartiality or that of their colleagues? Are we expecting too much from them?
Twentieth Amendment
The Twentieth Amendment moved the start dates for presidential and congressional terms from March to January
Justice has a Name: Marshall
This biopic adds to the cultural library of information about Thurgood Marshall’s legal career.
Neuroscience Behind Financial Scams
Neuroscience Behind Financial Scams by Sherri L. Renner, J.D. Families often find themselves handling the aftermath of scams which target and victimize senior family members. Through its Elder Justice Initiative, the Department of Justice combats financial fraud targeted at seniors. In this webinar, the Department of Justice helps answer the question, Why do seniors seem […]
