Articles related to "Court Documents"

Law students should follow Rule B10 in the blue pages of the Bluebook to cite references to the record or other court documents in a brief or memorandum.

There is no substitute for a lawyer when you receive a summons or notice of pending legal action, presuming it is a real suit from a real law firm.

Genealogy is a growing hobby. There is so much information out there that it can become difficult to get started. Find the best (and sometimes free) ways to research.

Florida's Sunshine Laws have allowed the public enormous access to documents, videos, photos, and recordings related to a young murder victim and her mother.

BNL frontman faces drug possession charges after being found with cocaine in New York state; Richards seeks to bar Sheen from daughters

Recorded incidents of vitriolage, the act of throwing acid on individuals in order to permanently disfigure them, have increased at an alarming rate in recent years.

Catwoman has a kitten in L.A. while Heather Mills rolls in millions in London; Britney Spears dines with Mel Gibson

Rumors of former Roc-A-Fella affiliate Damon Dash being down on his luck in the finances department have been swirling for months now. But is it really true?

In 1826, the founder of the Mormon church would be tried for being an impostor over a gold digging agreement signed with a Pennsylvania farmer.

Can a school be sued if bullying is not controlled? Yes, it can and was. A jury decided that a Tampa, FL school had to pay $4 million.

Follow the guidelines set forth in Rule 11 to ensure you have used proper legal Bluebook style when citing a federal or state constitution.

Follow the guidelines set forth in Rule 10 to ensure you have used proper legal Bluebook style when citing U.S. Supreme Court cases.

When Grandpa or Grandma gathers the little ones to tell stories, everyone has a good time. But are the stories true?

When an expecting mother is getting ready to give birth, the last thing she expects is the court taking custody of her unborn fetus.

Jim Balsillie wants the Phoenix Coyotes to call Hamilton home. Other prospective buyers have emerged of late...and they plan on keeping the team in the desert.

Heidi Klum petitions the court to take her husband's name just as she's about to deliver her fourth child. It looks as though Heidi will need a tattoo update as well.

Whether students will pursue Law, Business, or any number of other disciplines, high school court programs teach skills that look good on college applications.

Court documents allege Spears' denied the right to finances, friends and privacy.

Blackberry owner Jim Balsillie's pitch to buy the Coyotes apparently circumvented NHL protocol and rubbed some people, including Gary Bettman, the wrong way.

The ever-widening steroids scandal in Major League Baseball threatens to do irreparable harm to the sport. Baseball faces huge challenges in the steroids era.

Two rules in the Bluebook govern the choice of typeface in legal documents: Rule B13, for court documents, and Rule 2, for law reviews.

The early law system in England relied heavily on the death penalty as a deterrent, yet by the early 19th century that deterrent had been abandoned in favour of prisons.

Libel is something that every print journalist should fully grasp, as understanding the definition and defenses to libel are critical for proper reporting.

Debt doctors, credit fixers, attorneys and other colorful characters offer credit repair at a price, but do you really need their help?

The diversity of cross border smuggling boggles the mind, not only with the variety of contraband but also with the varied methods employed to deceive border officials.

The Walt Disney Company can be difficult to deal with, according to Cheetah Girls creator Deborah Gregory and Winnie the Pooh owner Stephen Slesinger.

McDonald's vigorously protects its global brand against a basketball player, an Australian topless bar, a satirical website and even the Merriam-Webster dictionary.