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Guns are part of the American culture. About 30% of the general population or a staggering 98 million Americans own a gun. This is the highest rate of gun ownership globally, and there is no other country in the world that has ever surpassed this number. Guns are integrated into our lives and our culture. […]

The COVID-19 pandemic has been rough on everyone, especially married households. Although data on divorce rates differ, with some sources saying the rates have dropped, getting a divorce should remain an option for married couples who cannot seem to survive the pressures and challenges of marriage. For some, leaving a toxic relationship might even mean saving a life.

Matters related to inheritance have always featured prominently in any society’s legal code. Even today, when our laws allow the state’s best guess to dictate how assets are distributed, you’d doubtless prefer to have your personal estate attorney sort things out. It’s natural for humans to make efforts to ensure that our families are provided

Dogs make amazing pets. They’re loyal and provide comfort to owners. Dogs can also help owners become more sociable, have a better mood, and reduce stress. Although dogs are usually friendly, they may harm others. No matter how calm their nature can be, they may bite someone when they feel threatened or when they want

The business of advocacy and lawyering has been around for centuries. Ever since the dawn of man, some justice system has been in place for dictatorships and democracies alike. The older the civilization is, the more chances it has of getting a form of the justice system. Credit goes to the Sumerian civilization on the oldest code

An encounter with any police officer can be quite stressful even if you’re positive you didn’t do anything unlawful. Unfortunately, with all the controversy surrounding cops, the stigma that goes with law enforcement officers is inevitable. Of course, that’s not to say that all cops are bad. Nope. Far from it. In fact, there are

How we define and practice law is perhaps one of the clearest reflections of the societies and times we live in. Before World War 2, nobody even thought about issues like crimes against humanity and the legal repercussions of global warfare. In the 21st century, online security and cybercrime are at the forefront of many

Why are a lot of people so obsessed nowadays with upholding and protecting their rights but not caring enough to respect other peoples’ rights? How is this behavior impacting the next generation? What type of citizens are we raising with this kind of behavior? What does it mean to be a citizen? By definition, a

The pandemic changed the way people do things. Since everybody has limited mobility, technology has to step up for things to get done. Online transactions became the new normal. This includes groceries, food deliveries, and shopping for essentials. Other fields also made good use of technology. Some examples are the education sector, the medical field,

Capital punishment has been around for longer than we think, going as far back as the 18th century. In the U.S., however, the death penalty began as early as 1608, brought about by European settlers. At the time, the laws surrounding this punishment varied from colony to colony, from petty crimes such as stealing grapes to