On Thursday, The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the latest extension of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s eviction moratorium. Click here to read the full opinion. For landlords,…
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As luck would have it, a post I made about the national eviction moratorium generated more questions for my office to answer. Specifically, what happens if a lease expires while…
Read moreQuite a few landlords have called my office lately with one question — is there an eviction moratorium and what does that mean for me? The answer to that question…
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The more President Barack Obama talks about gun control, the more he talks about the potential use of executive orders. Of course, there are some folks out there who are…
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The United States Supreme Court – at the first of December – demonstrated that the Second Amendment rights that some of us take for granted can be severely limited in…
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There are times when cases show up in my office that are almost too bizarre to be believed. I got one of those recently and the odd thing about it…
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A recent incident down in Winter Haven, Fla., stands as evidence that the castle doctrine still has a place in the 21st century and that it offers a lot more…
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Over the past few years, a few groups have been vehemently advocating doing away with the Second Amendment. A bunch of shootings, of course, have given rise to calls to…
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Janine Parry, a political science professor at the University of Arkansas, conducted a poll finding that the Republicans’ very recent domination of state politics has been fueled by independents. Specifically,…
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Thanks to a record-setting $1.3 million spent on Arkansas judicial races this year, voters may soon be asked to decide whether justices should be appointed rather than elected. There is…
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