As of a few weeks ago, the California Supreme Court ruled to replace the previous test for whether somebody is properly classified as an independent contractor. The new test will make it muc… Read More

There are many fictional characters who take revenge on those they feel the law has not fully punished. Dexter, the Godfather, and the Punisher are all characters who offer “alternativ… Read More

Introduced a few weeks ago, and already unanimously passed through the House, the Music Modernization Act (MMA) has the potential to be the biggest change in copyright law in the U.S. in man… Read More

As we’ve seen quite recently in the Stephon Clark shooting, body cam laws can be bastions of public transparency or–in the worst case scenario–obfuscation. However, the con… Read More

Our ongoing series on state by state laws regarding police use of body cam will continue today in an effort to ensure everybody knows both their rights and the responsibilities of police off… Read More

Facebook has been in hot water after it came to light that as many as 87 million users had had their private data scraped, sold, amalgamated, and run through machine learning devices to… Read More

Understanding the body cam laws of the state you live in is crucially important–the obligations of the officers around you and your rights to any footage taken. As we’ve discusse… Read More

Individual camera policies can change from department to department. However, most of states have laws on how police body cameras, and their footage, is handled. If it weren’t for the… Read More

In 2016, 10 year old Caleb Schwab was decapitated during a waterslide. Caleb’s raft became airborne during the ride and hit hoops and netting overhead. Two other adults were injured an… Read More

FBI Deputy Director McCabe announced his resignation on January 29, 2018. He went on paid leave until March 18, when he would officially retire. Attorney General Sessions terminated McCabe o… Read More