Harvard Law Collaborates on Project to Combat Human Trafficking

Elizabeth Olson – Special Correspondent Aug. 16, 2019 Four law schools team up to tackle solutions to human trafficking Sex and forced labor trafficking exists in all 50 states Harvard and three other law schools aim to devise legal and policy solutions to combat human trafficking and help victims. Students in law, social work, public […]

The treatment of women was a big issue in the election. Now what?

Attorney Laurel Bellows joined 900 women from 60 countries for the International Women’s Forum annual conference in Chicago this fall. At every lunch and dinner, she says, the conversation turned to the mistreatment of Hillary Clinton during her campaign for president.

Reefer Madness: Lighting Up in the Dairyland

Medical or recreational consumption of marijuana still lacks a green light even in states that allow such use, because federal law allows employers to make adverse employment decisions based on employees’ drug use.
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