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Ioan-Radu Motoarcă, a professor in the philosophy department at Rowan University in New Jersey, thinks animals should have voting rights.
Article 3, section 1 of the U.S. Constitution, states in part, “The judicial power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court … [t]he Judges, both of
When we think of “solar power,” we picture a field or a roof full of glass panels churning out electricity. However, this is just a more recent development in channeling the sun’s energy. Most histories of solar power will begin with stories regarding the use of magnifying glasses and mirrors to make fire. From the first to fourth centuries, the Romans began including large south-facing windows in their famous bathhouses, optimizing the heat energy the sun provided to heat the buildings.
A new law could restrict access to the country’s coastline or see it turned into a ‘concrete carpet’, campaigners claim
The Federal Circuit's recent ruling vacating a $2.75 billion judgment in Centripetal Networks v. Cisco should be a wake-up call for lawyers that they and their clients could pay a heavy price if a judge with financial ties to a litigant fails to take appropriate action, says Deborah Winokur at Cozen O'Connor.