Duhaime's LawMag
The world's first online legal magazine, demystified significant law and justice events around the world, published from 1996 to 2014.
Categories: Commercial Law
David dings Goliath as Canadian banks are ordered to repay credit card currency conversion fees to consumers.
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Categories: Church Law, Legal History
Merry Christ Mass to all and to lawyers too! Saint Ives may be the patron saint of lawyers but he is not the only lawyer to have been sainted by the Roman Catholic Pope.
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Categories: Internet & Intellectual Property
Cyber crime races like a hare, ahead of the law, as you and me pay the price of a tortoise's pace of legistative and statutory adaptation.
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Categories: Church Law, Human Rights, Internet & Intellectual Property, International Law
In some Muslim countries, law blogging is a hazardous occupation.
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Categories: Legal History, Personal Injury and Tort Law, Social Justice
A criminal conviction, 2 years hard labour, a career in tatters, financial ruin and a premature death is the price Oscar Wilde paid .. just for a gay relationship.
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Categories: Crime and Criminal Law, Current Events, Law Enforcement
The criminal trials now pending in regards to the June 2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup riots, will combine some very, very old law with brand-spanking new.
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Categories: Commercial Law, Crime and Criminal Law, Current Events, International Law
Iraq continues to evade the arm of the law for its plunder of Kuwait in 1990.
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Categories: Elder Law, Wills, Estates, Probate
Capacity, once such an easy, simple concept, has exploded into an octopus of shouldnts, wouldnts, couldnts as an aging population will not be muzzled and demands to have their voice heard until the last drop of sanity.
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Categories: Church Law, Crime and Criminal Law, Family Law
In Manchester, England, the separation of Siamese twins wrenched the body of the common law open.
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As Martin Brodeur, star ice hockey player, is discovering, seeking judicial relief comes with a heavy privacy price.
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