How to Legally Deny Section 8: Screening Rules and Denial Risks
Learn how to legally deny Section 8 applicants, from setting objective screening standards to disability rules and the risks of a wrongful denial.
What Is 18 U.S.C. 13? The Assimilative Crimes Act
Learn how the Assimilative Crimes Act applies on federal land, from the offenses it covers to how cases proceed, sentencing, and post-conviction rights.
Does the Fair Housing Act Apply to Commercial Property?
Learn how the Fair Housing Act applies to commercial property, from its residential scope to other federal laws and state or local rules filling the gaps.
21 U.S.C. 841: Mandatory Minimums, Enhancements, and Forfeiture
Learn how 21 USC 841 penalties are calculated, from mandatory minimums and sentencing enhancements to property forfeiture and life after a conviction.
Jencks Material: Disclosure Rules in Federal Criminal Cases
Learn how Jencks material works in federal criminal cases, from what counts as a statement and timing of disclosure to defense remedies and related duties.
18 USC 1091: Genocide Elements, Penalties, and Jurisdiction
Learn how 18 USC 1091 defines genocide under federal law, from prohibited acts and intent through prosecution, immigration consequences, and civil remedies.
Can the President Federalize a State’s National Guard?
Learn how and when the president can federalize the National Guard, from the legal authorities involved to what it means for governors and the troops.
What Is a Vaughn Index in FOIA Litigation?
Learn how a Vaughn Index works in FOIA litigation, from its purpose and required contents to how courts evaluate it in complex records cases.
L2 to H4 Change of Status: Form I-539, Fees, and EAD
Learn how the L2 to H4 change of status works, from eligibility and filing through processing, staying in status, and applying for work authorization.
Can the Post Office Refuse Mail Delivery Because of a Dog?
Learn how the Post Office can refuse mail delivery because of a dog, from what triggers suspension to getting service back and challenging unfair decisions.