Supreme Court's Use of 'Intellectual Disability' Wins Praise

Today's Top Stories • Supreme Court's Use of 'Intellectual Disability' Wins Praise • Pro-Israel Group's Suit Against IRS Can Proceed, Judge Says • Law Schools Paid Judges Nearly $2M to Teach, Lecture in 2012 • Food Safety Group Sues USDA Seeking Salmonella Ban • Dean Resigns Abruptly at Indiana Tech Law School • Suit Cleared Against Officers for Arresting Photographer More Stories from ALM • Judge Lynn Rosenthal Wreaks Havoc In Courthouse Parking Lot Before DUI Arrest • Law Firms Fail to Protect Data when File Sharing • Reverse Commute • Pro-Israel Group's Suit Against IRS Can Proceed, Judge Says Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Supreme Court's Use of 'Intellectual Disability' Wins Praise Advocates for those with intellectual disabilities are applauding the U.S. Supreme... Read More » Pro-Israel Group's Suit Against IRS Can Proceed, Judge Says A pro-Israel group got the green light to move forward with a suit against the... Read More » Law Schools Paid Judges Nearly $2M to Teach, Lecture in 2012 Law schools paid federal appeals judges anywhere from several thousand dollars... Read More » Food Safety Group Sues USDA Seeking Salmonella Ban In a bid to force the U.S. Department of Agriculture to take action on antibiotic-resistant... Read More » Dean Resigns Abruptly at Indiana Tech Law School Administrators at the university in Fort Wayne, Ind., released a brief statement... Read More » Suit Cleared Against Officers for Arresting Photographer A federal appeals court has ruled that citizens have a First Amendment right... Read More »   Judge Lynn Rosenthal Wreaks Havoc In Courthouse Parking Lot Before DUI Arrest Broward Circuit Judge Lynn Rosenthal has been arrested by a Broward sheriff's... Read More » Law Firms Fail to Protect Data when File Sharing LexisNexis survey shows disconnect between security concerns and steps taken... Read More » Reverse Commute U.S. Steel's longtime general counsel, James Garraux, joined the Pittsburgh... Read More » Pro-Israel Group's Suit Against IRS Can Proceed, Judge Says A pro-Israel group got the green light to move forward with a suit against the... Read More »

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