Is it time for the Courts to eliminate eyewitness identifications in criminal trials?
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The U.S. Supreme Court takes on “Obama-Care”
It is high noon, and the Supremes are taking on Obama-Care. Is this lengthy law on the chopping block?
Does a State have a Right to Assert a Lien to Recover Medicaid Payments to Plaintiffs in Personal Injury Cases?
The nightmare continues… Tristani v. Richman, is a class action lawsuit on behalf of three Pennsylvania Medicaid beneficiaries subject to liens by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare. The decision marks the first time that an appellate court has answered a question left undecided by the U.S. Supreme Court in Arkansas Dept. of Health and [...]
Proposed Bill will Establish a New Standard to Grant Grandparent or Sibling Visitation Rights
by admin on June 30, 2011 in Commentary, Current Events, N.J. Legislation, N.J. Supreme Court, US Supreme Court decisions
Which of our institutions has the right to play Solomon with the children of divorced or deceased parents, the legislature or the Courts?
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