New Job Opening Posted Net Neutrality Fight Shifts to the States Supreme Court Justices release March calendar For Homeless Youth, Statistics and Reality Are Miles Apart Same-sex couples file suits claiming their children were unconstitutionally denied citizenship
America’s Children New Job Openings Posted #MeToo Movement Has Lawmakers Talking About Consent ‘People will sign anything’: how legal odds are stacked against the evicted Opinion analysis: Court wastes no time deciding that tolling provision stops the clock
Advocate’s Outline on Supplemental Needs Trusts ‘Black Mirror’: Sci-fi technology exists, but is the evidence admissible? Armed with high-tech assistance, legal aid attorneys aim to assist more people filing for bankruptcy
New Job Openings Posted Talk Poverty.org: No, Forced Labor Is Not Good for Your Health SCOTUS agrees to hear case on Trump’s latest travel ban Homeless Will Now Be Asked: Are You Fleeing Domestic Violence? Supreme Court expected to stay open during government shutdown
SCOTUS Blog: Relist Watch Update of the HHS Poverty Guidelines Medicaid Assisted Living Programs (ALP) in NYS CBPP: Kentucky Waiver Will Harm Medicaid Beneficiaries GAO Report – Medicare Part B: Medicare Represented at Least Half of the Market for 22 of the 84 Most Expensive Drugs in 2015
When Food Stamps Pass As Tickets To Better Health City Tackles Roll-Out of Right to Counsel in Housing Court When an MLTC Plan Closes – What are the Members’ Rights? “Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries” (QMB) – Protections against “Balance Billing”
22 attorneys general file petition to block FCC decision repealing net neutrality NY Times: Making Medicaid a Tool for Moral Education May Let Some Die Justice Department will ask Supreme Court for direct review of judge’s DACA injunction Less than half of recent law grads had good jobs waiting for them after graduation, report says
TalkPoverty.org: How Abusers Trap Victims By Draining Their Finances CBPP: Medicaid Work Requirement Would Harm Unemployed, Not Promote Work CRL: Protect Defrauded Students, Not Bad Actors in Education Negotiated Rulemaking
