Migrant Justice confirmed that eight farm workers were detained Monday from a Franklin County, Vermont, dairy farm.

But Tania beat Ayanna easily on the marriage ... Hall after she was forced to fire her sister and her son from their $140,000 worth of hack jobs because of the evil white man’s anti-nepotism ...

It is definitely entirely in the fitness of things that the Karnataka High Court in a most learned, laudable, landmark, ...

A crowd composed largely of Christians gathered at a Christian church Saturday to hear a Christian speaker address what she ...

Justice Arun Kumar ... arguing that registration of marriage alone cannot prove its validity. His counsel maintained that the ceremony did not fulfill legal requirements under the 1955 Act.

In recent days, however, the justice system appears to be righting itself. The Coeur D’Alene city attorney has filed battery and false imprisonment charges stemming from the town hall incident.

The Daughters of Bilitis instructed members in feminine self-presentation, while at the Annual Reminders, a yearly picket held at Philadelphia’s Independence Hall in the 1960s, organizers ...

Vermont's Democratic secretary of state says Republican legislation passed by the U.S. House that would require proof of citizenship when registering to vote for federal elections is part of a ...

Almost since the moment that Thomas Martens dialed Davidson County authorities to tell them that he and his daughter Molly ...

Princeton University dedicated Sonia Sotomayor Hall in honor of U.S. Supreme ... active participation from all citizens. “Laws are made by people. People change laws. Voting changes law. It requires ...

In Mexico, impediments to marriage include insanity ... collected from pedigrees is fre quently both vague and faulty, justice demands that every available means of making public such information ...

The Brennan Center for Justice and other groups estimated in a ... It was a complication that arose in town hall elections held last month in New Hampshire, which was enforcing a new state law ...