Forsyth County, Georgia, was home to a large African-American community. Then came the race-based terrorism. In September of 1912, three black laborers were accused of raping and murdering a white girl. One man was dragged from a jail cell and …
An Introduction to Health Law Litigation Based on Contracts and Government Claims (in our new arrivals section on the first floor in the law library), is a topical and timely selection for our patrons. Aaron Krauss, the editor (and also …
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Religion and Law in Public Schools published by Cleveland State University Partner Education Law Association is a timely and thorough publication on the topic. One of the editors of the publication is Cleveland State’s (CSU) own Professor Ralph Mawdsley. Professor …
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The Subject Compilations of State Laws 2015-2016 is an annual publication first published in 1982 with coverage going back to 1960, for identifying thousands of articles, books, government and loose-leaf publications, court opinions, and websites that compare state laws on …
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A recent NBC News article covers the opioid epidemic in Montgomery County, Ohio (location of Dayton). The county holds the dubious distinction of having the most overdoses per capita in the United States, with the county on pace to have …
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