Recent Municipal Law Webinars
Regulating Adult Entertainment Business: Zoning and First Amendment Limitations
Conducted on May 8, 2013
Social Media: Legal Risks for Municipalities
Drafting Policies for Local Government Officials and Employees on Using Twitter, Facebook, Blogs and More
Conducted on January 23, 2013
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In Current Publications
City council's prayers before meetings do not violate First Amendment
City's lawsuit attempting to hold bank liable for foreclosure crisis is dismissed
Detained woman shackled during labor alleges Eighth Amendment violation
Drug treatment center alleges discrimination in denial of special use permit
Plaintiff has no liberty interest in a government free from corruption
State law does not preempt city ordinance regulating sex offender residence