Tories slamed over ‘unfair’ copyright law reforms - Edmonton Sun
OTTAWA — The Conservative government is launching unfair and hasty consultations on controversial copyright law reforms, a number of interest groups charged Monday. “It’s the middle of the summer and they gave us two weeks to put together a

Manager From Hospital that Treated Sexually Abused Dog Wants Law - WCJB
We first told you last night about a pet dog, thought to have been sexually abused. Her owner says she came home to find her 3 year old Pitt bull “Diamond”, coming from the direction of her neighbors home and bleeding badly. Diamond was examined at

Group claims Ind. BMV rules make voting tougher - WHAS 11
New ID requirements for Indiana driver’s licenses will increase the burden already placed on voters by the state’s strict voter ID law, the League of Women Voters says. Hoosiers must show a government-issued photo ID to vote, usually a driver’s

New law bringing changes to HTA - Honolulu Advertiser
The state’s lead tourism agency has gained some flexibility to deal with various tourism emergencies, taken over some research staff and lost some nonvoting board members — including the state tourism liaison — under a bill passed by state

South Carolina Lawmakers Want Investigation Of Sanford’s Pricey Trips - Huffingtonpost.com
COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina legislators say Gov. Mark Sanford’s travel spending needs scrutiny, following an Associated Press review that showed he was booked on pricey flights despite laws that say state employees must travel as cheaply as

League claims Indiana BMV rules make voting tougher - Herald-Bulletin
INDIANAPOLIS — New ID requirements for Indiana driver’s licenses will increase the burden already placed on voters by the state’s strict voter ID law, the League of Women Voters says. Hoosiers must show a government-issued photo ID to vote

Professor builds Native American law program - Dalles Chronicle
MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — Angelique EagleWoman remembers the moment when she decided she wanted to devote her life to law. She was 8 and watching the television in her family’s living room in 1978 when news broke that her uncle, a black man who had