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: Human Rights, Law Enforcement
When prisoners seek religious rights, there seems to be only one real question to ask: are you kidding me?!
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Categories: Internet & Intellectual Property, Legal Profession and Lawyers
Dinosaurs of law practice unite! Your day of judgment is coming! Vive l'internet libre!
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Categories: Law Fun, Legal Profession and Lawyers
Now, for the first time ever. Lawyer words thrown out with strategic intent.
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Categories: Legal History
If tabloids existed during the reign of Elizabeth I, they would have been buzzing with the scandalous, if not bizarre personal life of that venerable bastion of the common law, Sir Edward Coke.
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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: Current Events, Law Fun, Legal History
The gorgeous Supreme Court of Canada building in Ottawa plods through long, eyesore construction work.
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Categories: Personal Injury and Tort Law
Is there a mass tort claim emerging from a hidden but non-negligible risk for brain tumors in extensive electromagnetic radition from cell phones?
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Categories: Crime and Criminal Law, Legal Profession and Lawyers
Lawyers are not supposed to die in the line of duty. When it happens, long live the death penalty.
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Categories: Crime and Criminal Law, Sexual Assault, Social Justice
Supreme Court of Canada plays chicken but stops prosecution of Nova Scotia woman who tried to hire hitman to take out an allegedly incredibly abusive husband.
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Categories: Child Sexual Assault, Crime and Criminal Law, Social Justice
What is it with sexual abuse that punishment is not always commensurate to the offence? We cannot let down our guard until each sexual offender is put out of action and out of MySpace.
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