Tag: legal system

Quoting Shakespeare isn’t new, but using it in court to fight Trump’s immigration control is.

After three decades, author Linda Spaldin tries to help exonerate a woman on whose trial she had been a juror.

Because of its complexity, Hadfield points out, legal help is what economists call a “credence good”—a good “provided by an expert who also determines a buyer’s needs” because the buyer is “unable to assess how much of the good or service they need; nor can they assess whether or not the service was performed or […]