The Lighter Side

The pandemic has spawned many innovations for the court system, but perhaps none as clever as a cartoon series created...

Imagine being a hostage in your own home. You’re scared and your mind is racing. A few hours pass and...

In the summer of 1921, an African American man by the name of James Alphonso Frye was arrested for murder...

As a lawyer, change is absolutely terrifying and completely unnecessary. New law? New procedure? New headache. Don’t even get me...

I lived in Las Vegas (okay, Henderson right next door) for a few years when I worked at Lionel Sawyer,...

Utahans eat twice as much lime green Jell-O as the rest of the population of the United States. While that...

August 26, 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the official adoption of the 19th Amendment – “The right of citizens...

Can a man consume so much junk food that he is driven to commit murder? Can he be held responsible...

In the latest Lawyers in History, we took a brief look into the life of one of the law's most...

Of all the forms of evidence that might be presented in a courtroom, the eyewitness remains the least reliable. We...