A legal hold, also called a litigation hold, is a direction to suspend normal deletion and keep information that may matter to a dispute. The label is less important than what it does: it overrides the retention schedule, the mailbox…
At the National Constitution Center, we value civil dialogue, which empowers students to speak about constitutional and historical topics in ways that remain civil, respectful, and reflective. As you prepare to discuss these topics in your classroom, we encourage you…
Ontario's Court of Appeal explains when a claim can be thrown out under Rule 2.1.01 — and what that means if you're facing a similar dismissal. In this case, the Court of Appeal agreed with the motion judge that the pleading met…
The US state of Florida secured a significant legal victory on Wednesday, allowing it to enforce a law that prohibits children under the age of 14 from holding accounts on social media platforms and imposes other restrictions on their use. Florida…
Visitors view the Bontrager exhibit in the Visitor Education Center. Bontrager challenged the constitutionality of the regulation. He argued that the orange clothing requirement violated protections of the free exercise of religion under both the Ohio and U.S. constitutions. The case…
Ava DuVernay is returning to documentary filmmaking with 14th, a new Netflix film that examines one of the most consequential amendments in the United States Constitution. The documentary explores the Fourteenth Amendment, its historical origins, and the continuing political battles surrounding…
Mary Sarah Bilder reviews how over two centuries, the Bill of Rights developed as a culture of rights and liberties as bulwarks against power. Rights, Liberties, and the English Bill of Rights Rights, Liberties, and Declarations of Rights in the…
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