What Happens If You Have a Green Card and Your Spouse Dies?
Learn what happens if you have a green card and your spouse dies, from keeping your status and removing conditions to self-petitions and citizenship.
C09 Work Permit: Eligibility, Filing, and Validity Period
Learn how the C09 work permit works for adjustment of status applicants, from eligibility and filing through renewals, travel limits, and denials.
What Limits Has the Supreme Court Placed on Gerrymandering?
Learn how Supreme Court limits on gerrymandering shape redistricting, from equal-population and racial boundaries to partisan maps left to state courts.
18 USC 1466A: Charges, Penalties, and Defenses
Learn how 18 USC 1466A prosecutions work, from what the statute prohibits through penalties, jurisdiction, and the defenses available to those charged.
Can I Work With an EAD Approval Notice? I-9 and E-Verify Rules
Learn whether you can work with an EAD approval notice, from how I-9 and E-Verify rules treat the paperwork to your options while the card is on the way.
5 U.S.C. § 554: Formal Adjudication, Hearings, and Judicial Review
Learn how 5 USC 554 governs formal federal agency adjudication, from notice and pre-hearing steps through the hearing, judicial review, and fee recovery.
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.