What’s Wrong With The Criminal Justice System: Dennis Hastert Edition
Dennis Hastert may not be a good guy, but his sentencing far exceeded the specific crime that landed him in court.
Dennis Hastert may not be a good guy, but his sentencing far exceeded the specific crime that landed him in court.
A well-deserved loss for these Biglaw partners.
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According to columnist Tamara Tabo, Josh Duggar himself might have benefited if his parents had handled the first reports of sexual abuse as the law required.
Arkansas state judge makes a curious move regarding the child molestation allegations against Josh Duggar.
The latest institution to get caught up in allegations of child sexual abuse: the Boy Scouts.
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Juggalo Law returns with an epic post about all things sports. And law. But mainly sports, with some law thrown in there...