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December 14, 2018
- School districts exaggerate the harms of losing students to choice
- Can Faragher-Ellerth survive the #MeToo movement?
- In 2019, women's rights are still not explicitly recognized in U.S. Constitution
Nation
- He used to be lounge singer, now he's gotten 3 men pardoned
- Court nixes pension law that prompted teacher protests
- National Roundup
State
- Snyder makes appointments, reappointments to nine state boards and commissions
- Broader gun restrictions lead to fewer intimate partner homicides
- Bill requiring A-F grades for schools advances to state Senate for debate
- 19th National Trial Advocacy Competition comes to Detroit
Courts
Business
- Can Faragher-Ellerth survive the #MeToo movement?
- Analysis Trump presidency's personnel turmoil stands out in stark contrast to the 'nice guy' administration of George H. W. Bush
- A college education isn't priceless
- School districts exaggerate the harms of losing students to choice
- How big data has created a big crisis in science
- For retailers, the smartphone is future of store experience
- Health law sign-ups lagging as Saturday deadline is looming
- A college education isn't priceless
Feature
headlines
headlines National
- How to get paid quickly with online payment tools in the time of the coronavirus
- Afternoon Briefs: Man who recorded Arbery video faces charges; Flynn judge asked for response
- Flynn Judge Emmet Sullivan Hires Veteran Trial Lawyer Beth Wilkinson
- Skilled in the Art: How an Economic Bust Could Lead to an IP Litigation Boom + Cisco Wins $1.9M in Flat Fees
- This week at the court
- Empirical SCOTUS: Results from the court’s experiment with a new oral argument format
