Judicial Use Immunity and the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in Court Mandated Therapy Programs

HIGHLIGHT: This note examines cases in which a criminal defendant is ordered to admit his or her guilt during therapy as a condition to probation

Spousal Refusal: Preserving Family Savings by Just Saying No to Long-Term Care Impoverishment

This is a case study of an elderly couple who executed a pre-nuptial agreement to keep their assets separated. When the husband required long-term care, the state required the assets of both to be considered in determining Medicaid eligibility. This article explores the effect and applicability of the Just Say No rule and the difficulty of preserving the assets of the non-institutionalized spouse

If the Law is a Jealous Mistress, What Ever Happened to Pay Toilets? A Digest of the Legally Profound

In these days of religious skepticism and increased litigiousness, it was only a matter of time before someone sued the Devil