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How a feminist comedian thinks about New Year’s resolutions, and what they reflect about our culture.
Fresh takes on Washington DC’s monuments.
Images of protest around the world.
Whether exploring the American justice system, family law, or the lives of corporate lawyers, artists often rely on the law and lawyers as a lens through which to comment on society. Here are our picks for the best culture about the law in 2014.
Life of the Law looks back over some of our favorite stories from the year — the ones that left us hopeful.
We asked some lawyers what laws Santa breaks, and what we learned was: a lot.
Life of the Law has a new Advisory Board, and it’s a good one.
Following the latest episode of our podcast on conjugal visits, Rahsaan Thomas reports from inside San Quentin State Prison on a different kind of conjugal visit — the kind that isn’t supposed to happen.
This week in legal briefs: life-without-parole changes, CIA interrogations, and porn protests. We bring you the major legal events from the past week and tell you about all the interesting things to come!