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Concept of Pluralism Under the Indian Constitution Explained
Dec 23
Constitutional

Concept of Pluralism Under the Indian Constitution Explained

Under the Indian Constitution, pluralism is not a symbolic ideal but a structural principle embedded in the text, interpretation, and daily operation of the legal system. The Constitution recognizes India as a society of multiple religions, languages, cultures, castes, and political beliefs, and it is designed to protect coexistence rather than enforce uniformity. Pluralism in […]

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Operation Level Up: How the FBI and Secret Service Identify Crypto Investment Fraud Victims U.S. law enforcement agencies track crypto fraud by analyzing blockchain transactions and online communication patterns
Dec 22
Cases

Operation Level Up: How the FBI and Secret Service Identify Crypto Investment Fraud Victims

Operation Level Up is a federal initiative launched in early 2024 that allows U.S. law enforcement to identify people who are actively losing money in crypto investment scams and intervene before further losses occur. The program is led by the Federal Bureau of Investigation with operational and financial crime support from the United States Secret […]

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Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Explained – What It Does and Who It Protects The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 bans disability discrimination in federal and federally funded programs
Dec 19
Law

Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Explained – What It Does and Who It Protects

The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is a U.S. federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability in programs and activities conducted by federal agencies, receiving federal financial assistance, or carried out by federal contractors. In practical terms, it requires the federal government and federally funded entities to provide equal access, reasonable accommodations, and […]

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7 Ethical Marketing Strategies For Attorneys In The United States Source: YouTube/Screenshot
Dec 18
Other

7 Ethical Marketing Strategies For Attorneys In The United States

With more than 1.3 million licensed attorneys practicing across the United States and nearly nine out of ten firms active on social media, ethical differentiation has become essential. Marketing efforts must increase visibility while protecting professional credibility and public trust. ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, especially Rules 7.1 through 7.3, set the baseline for […]

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Can an Older Brother or Sister Adopt a Younger Sibling? Strong sibling bonds can provide emotional security and support during childhood
Dec 15
Law, Procedural

Can an Older Brother or Sister Adopt a Younger Sibling?

Yes. An older brother or sister can legally adopt a younger sibling in many countries, including the United States, but only when strict legal, financial, and welfare conditions are met. Courts treat sibling adoption as a full and permanent transfer of parental rights, not as a symbolic or informal arrangement. Approval depends on the younger […]

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Common Types Of Internet Crime Charges And Possible Penalties Internet crime often leads to multiple criminal charges
Dec 15
Criminal, Law

Common Types Of Internet Crime Charges And Possible Penalties

Internet crime stopped being a niche concern years ago. It now sits at the center of how fraud, theft, extortion, and harassment actually happen in daily life. Email, cloud accounts, payment apps, and online marketplaces are not side channels anymore. They are the main stage. The scale matters. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint […]

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Where THC Is Legal in the US in 2025 – State-by-State Guide for Recreational and Medical Use Cannabis laws in the United States vary by state, with many allowing medical or recreational use
Dec 3
Criminal, Law

Where THC Is Legal in the US in 2025 – State-by-State Guide for Recreational and Medical Use

Cannabis policy in the United States continues to shift rapidly as more states adopt regulated markets for adult use and medical programs. As of late 2025, recreational marijuana is legal in twenty-four states plus Washington, D.C., and medical cannabis programs operate in forty states and multiple territories. A smaller group of states offers only low-THC […]

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Overtime Eligibility After New DOL Rules: Salary Thresholds, Exempt Tests, and Who Gets Time and a Half Overtime eligibility in the US is determined by federal salary thresholds and job duty requirements
Dec 3
Employment & Labor, Law

Overtime Eligibility After New DOL Rules: Salary Thresholds, Exempt Tests, and Who Gets Time and a Half

Under the new U.S. Department of Labor overtime rules that took effect in 2024, millions of salaried workers who were previously classified as “exempt” are now legally entitled to overtime pay at time and a half. This change is driven primarily by a sharp increase in the federal salary threshold for exemption, along with continued […]

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Shareholder vs. Company – How Corporate Disputes Become Lawsuits Most corporate disputes are settled before reaching a courtroom
Nov 27
Employment & Labor, Law

Shareholder vs. Company – How Corporate Disputes Become Lawsuits

Shareholder disputes arise when individuals who own part of a company clash over rights, control, or expectations. Such conflicts carry serious consequences in closely held companies, where ownership and management overlap and relationships are often personal. Disagreements can escalate quickly, especially when governance documents are weak or communication breaks down. Small issues can grow into […]

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