Making Right After a Wrongful Conviction
The justice system is designed to punish the guilty and protect the innocent. The idea that the...
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Category: Livelihood
Togetherness, Closeness, and Connections
How would you like to have someone invite 30 people to an upscale restaurant in the best part of...
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Marilyn Arnold on Networking
Have you noticed that there is no shortage of networking events to attend? How do you decide...
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This Month In the Law: True Crime Podcasts and the Courts
On March 8, 2019, the Maryland Court of Appeals, the highest court in the state, issued a 4-3...
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Is Parole the Right Decision for a Manson Family Member?
Late last month a panel in California recommended parole for a 69-year-old convicted murderer who...
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Florida’s Bold Move to Restore Voting Rights
November was a busy month for legal and political news. It is nearly impossible to stay on top of...
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Is Your Personal Auto Covered for Your Business Use?
For most business owners, insurance is certainly a significant slice of the profit pie. Most...
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Cash Bail is Evolving: This Month in the Law
Welcome back to This Month in the Law, my attempt to update you on a regular basis about...
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This Month in the Law: The First Amendment
Welcome back to This Month in the Law! This marks our two month anniversary, which is a fancy way...
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This Month in the Law: Free Speech
“This Month in the Law” Begins Publication Growing up, I loved This Week in Baseball (TWIB). Every...
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Socrates and the Barbarians
Scott Samuelson wrote an opinion piece in the March 28, 2014, issue of the Wall Street Journal....
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Civil Conversations Step Four: Make The Argument
Several months ago my sister recommended a TED Talk to me. The Talk was given by Megan...
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