August 16, 2013 - Paul Robeson

If you call 911 and ask for help, it will come quickly ... you hope. But what happens if you curse during the call?

Is the United States Senate racist?

Many people believe that human life begins at conception. If that's true, do fetuses have a right to a court-appointed lawyer?

When an actress gets kicked off a soap opera, can she sue to get reinstated?

Judges dismiss traffic tickets every day. But recently a judge in Florida dismissed 24,000 of them -- all at once.

You give up a lot when you become a judge. You give up your social contacts to a great extent; you even give up your privacy. But do you have to give up being a Boy Scout?

The Constitution protects our religious freedom. But does it protect a right to wear a hat or hijab in a booking photo?

Wouldn't it be cool if you had an app for your phone that would tell you if there were a speed trap up ahead? Well there are, in fact, several apps for that, and -- surprise! -- the cops don't like 'em.

The Constitution protects our right to privacy. But does that mean we have the right to keep our license plates private?

Generally speaking, lawmakers are immune from arrest when they are going to and from legislative sessions. But does that immunity include a DUI?