New Job Openings Posted A “view” from the courtroom: Setting the table for a major ruling TalkPoverty.org: Why Have Banks Stopped Lending to Low-Income Americans? CRL Opposes Dodd-Frank Rollback Scheduled for Senate Committee Markup Transfer of Asset Rules in Medicaid — The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005
ABA Journal: No mercy for judges who show mercy Justices allow full travel ban to go into effect while government appeals Spousal Impoverishment Protections for Married Couples where One Spouse is in a Managed Long Term Care Plan – Pooled Trusts Allowed as an Option
Dealing With the Grief That Accompanies Homelessness Gig Economy Gives Child Support Scofflaws a Place to Hide Jost on Justice: At High Court, Party Labels Matter in Patent Case Trump administration asks Supreme Court to intervene in DACA document dispute
Loose Credit, Rust Belt Woes Lead to Foreclosure Uptick CRL and Department of Education to Negotiate Gainful Employment Rule For some victims, reporting a rape can bring doubt, abuse–and even prosecution The Supreme Court May Be Ready to Further Limit Warrantless Access to Communications TalkPoverty.org: A New Bill in Congress Would Make Mobile Home Loans …
The Internet Is Dying. Repealing Net Neutrality Hastens That Death. Argument preview: Who should pay attorneys who win on behalf of prisoners? ABA voices opposition to elimination of school loan interest deduction in Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
New Job Openings Posted What to do about Apple’s shameful Mac security flaw Judge refuses to block Trump’s pick in leadership dispute at federal consumer agency
CRL: Senate Budget Rider would Weaken Consumer Watchdog Federal consumer agency official sues Trump, maintains she is acting director How Is Food Assistance Different in Puerto Rico Than in the Rest of the United States? Brennan Center for Justice: Civil Rights Groups Launch National Effort to Combat Alarming Voter Purge Attempt
New Job Openings Posted 43 states suspend licenses for unpaid court debt, but that could change TalkPoverty.org: What the Final Moments of Homeless People Can Teach Us Argument preview: The justices return to cellphones and the Fourth Amendment
