Monthly Archives: March 2012

Hasboro v. Asus: The Transformer Wars

By admin | Published: March 28, 2012

Rarely does a court have an opportunity to be creative and take full advantage of such an opportunity. The court in the above referenced case did not disappoint. For more on the toy v. computer battle, read here. Thanks, and kudos, to our friends over at Gizmodo for posting this one.

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Contraception Mandate & Religion Liberty Pt. II; The State, The Church, and The Citizen

By admin | Published: March 22, 2012

“A law targeting religious beliefs as such is never permissible.” Religious freedom is as much an integral ingredient in American law and society as sand is an integral ingredient in glass. This country was founded upon the freedom of conscience and the principle that the government would never dictate the exercise of conscience. During the […]

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