There was a positive development this week in Texas v. EEOC.  The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit reversed and…

The Texas suit against the EEOC over the Commission’s criminal guidance was dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.  U.S. District…

In November 2013, as noted in the Dallas Business Journal, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott [R] filed suit on Monday against…

A 2019 Texas law that altered how medical debt is reported to the nation’s credit bureaus is preempted by the FCRA. …

A new brief was filed by the EEOC in Texas v. EEOC that makes one wonder why the EEOC continues to…

An OpEd in the Wall Street Journal recently highlighted the power of data to stop terrorist attacks. That’s good. But, legislative…

Biometric Information Privacy Laws and the Increasing Regulation of Facial Images By:  Webb McArthur, Hudson Cook and Megan Nicholls, Hudson Cook…

We have seen, many times over, how the absence of a background check or the presence of a limited background check…

We know that the issue of reentry often transcends party lines.  Here is some additional context from the perspective of reentry…

Pew has a story out this week, Felony Conviction Rates Have Risen Sharply, But Unevenly, that could add fodder to the…