Fighting the Stigma Attorney studies mental illness among lawyers
Published: July 21, 2014
By Jo Mathis Legal News As a law clerk in the 30th Circuit Court several years ago, Michael McCue met several lawyers he was convinced were struggling with mental illness. In at least one case, the attorney ended up in jail on drug charges. Becaus [ More » ]
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Asked & Answered: Rachael Drenovsky on Constitution Day Program
July 21, 2014By Steve Thorpe Legal News The Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center in Lansing will be conducting a program for Constitution Day on Sept. 16. The center has been educating students and citizens about Michigan’s legal system for more tha
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Library of Congress teams up with ABA?to create traveling facsimile exhibition on Magna Carta
July 21, 2014The Library of Congress—which opens its on-site exhibition “Magna Carta: Muse and Mentor” in November—is joining the American Bar Association (ABA) in commemorating the 800th anniversary of the great charter by collaborating o
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Family Matters: Vaccination or Education?
July 21, 2014When I came across a New York court case dealing with immunizations and school, it caught my attention, probably because my daughter received a nice rash along with her toy dinosaur after getting her MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) vaccine a few wee
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