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by Diane Rufino Nullification is the theory that says that actions of the federal government that are passed, imposed, or exercised in excess or abuse of the express authority granted in the Constitution are not enforceable. If there is no proper foundation...

Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 — Sections 149(2)(a) & 149(2)(a)(ii) — Absolving liability of insurer — Driving with fake licence — Required condition — Held, once the insurer is taking defence of fake licence onus lies on...

by Nikole Hannah-Jones Updated (Jun. 23, 2016): The Supreme Court has upheld the University of Texas’s consideration of race in admissions. The case had been brought by Abigail Fisher, who argued she had been denied admission because of her race. ...

Boston University Journal of Science and Technology Law Symposium Sorry, guys, I did not follow the patent panels. Panel III: Trademarks Rebecca Tushnet, Fixing Incontestability: The Next Frontier Incontestability is a nearly unique feature of American...

Guns & Ammo 2 / Ken February 17, 2017; NPR, “The Two-Way” The First Amendment is often cited in defense of unpopular expression and ideas. The Second Amendment, protecting the rights of individual citizens to bear arms, is a conceptual crucible...