The Court Beyond the State: Yom Kippur and the Limits of Law
Faith begins where the law ends.
Faith begins where the law ends.
A follow-up on yesterday’s article.
Federal appellate jurisprudence often demands a strong stomach, yet rarely has a single court exhibited such breathtaking intellectual acrobatics in seventy-two hours. The bone…
A federal appeals court upheld a 7.8 million dollar jury verdict for six transit workers fired by the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit…
Federal appellate jurisprudence often demands a strong stomach, but rarely has a single court exhibited such breathtaking cognitive dissonance in the span of seventy-two…
A federal appeals court backed fired transit workers, but the legal fight highlights how vaccine disputes have drifted far from the original meaning of…
Members of Parliament in the House of Commons voted against the proposed assisted dying legislation during its second reading, halting legal changes for England…
When the state decides to medicalize suicide, it rarely stops at permitting the act.
A look at why civil legal advocacy remains an essential shield for the church in an imperfect world.
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