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David Davis, Abraham Lincoln\u27s Favorite Judge
No full textJudge David Davis was one of Abraham Lincoln\u27s strongest and most effective allies. He was instrumental in securing Lincoln\u27s presidential nomination at the 1860 Republican National Convention. This pivotal moment in history stemmed from a long-standing friendship between the two men. Additionally, this event significantly influenced Davis\u27s career, as Lincoln appointed him to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1862.https://repository.law.uic.edu/facbooks/1039/thumbnail.jp
The Ultra (And Nearly Ultra) Locality Rules Persist! Why Continue to Ignore Modern Medicine and Contort the Standard of Care?
No full textThe use of the locality rule to define or modify the medical standard of care is inconsistent with modern medicine. Nevertheless, various states in the U.S. continue to adhere to a locality rule. This paper revisits this topic, about which I have previously written, by focusing on Idaho, Nebraska, Tennessee and Arkansas. The paper concludes by suggesting that locality rules should be eliminated in favor of a national standard of care
Sin, Sickness, or Self-Defense? How Medicalizing Women’s Acts of Survival Confounds Justification and Excuse, and Undermines Justice
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Can Texas Require Commercial Websites with More than One-Third Content That Is Sexual Material Harmful to Minors to Include Age Verification for Visitors?
No full textIn Addition to Pleading the Ordinary Requirements of an Employment-Discrimination Claim, Does a Majority-Group Plaintiff under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Also Have to Show Background Circumstances to Support the Suspicion That the Defendant Is That Unusual Employer Who Discriminates against the Majority ?
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