Please check out our newest addition to our Libguides: Ohio Constitution – Law and History. This guide was was originally created by Professor Steven H. Steinglass and Sue Altmeyer, Digital Content Librarian, in 2008. The guide is now maintained by …
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With the start of the Winter Olympics, this week I wanted to highlight another similar sporting event coming to Northeast Ohio this summer: The Gay Games. This is even more noteworthy because of the anti-LBGT laws and violence in Russia, …
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HB 310, a bill introduced in the Ohio General Assembly late last month, would include persons diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as mobility impaired for the purposes of statutes governing assistance dogs. The current law on assistance dogs includes …
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If you’ve taken criminal procedure, you’ve probably heard of Terry v. Ohio (392 U.S. 1), a landmark “stop and frisk” case (from which “Terry stop” originates). But, did you know that the incident that sparked the case occurred on October …
You’ve probably come across Stambovsky v. Ackley, the most famous haunted house case ever in your contracts class. In that New York case, the house in question was declared legally haunted for the purposes of property disclosure, and the seller …
