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Whether you are seeking clarity on your rights, staying informed on legal developments, or exploring issues that shape access to justice, our goal is to provide thoughtful content that informs, supports, and advocates for you every step of the way.

5 Traps University Investigators Use to Make You Look Guilty

If your university is investigating you for misconduct, academic dishonesty, harassment, Title IX allegations, or another disciplinary violation, what you say during the investigative interview can significantly affect the outcome. Many students assu…
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Someone Is Lying About You? Don’t Defend Yourself—Do This Instead

When someone lies about you, your first instinct is probably to defend yourself. You want to answer every accusation, explain what really happened, show the person why they are wrong, and perhaps even force them to admit that they lied. That instinct…
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University Administrators: Stop Getting Your Schools Sued

University presidents, provosts, deans, and other senior administrators make difficult decisions every day. They deal with student misconduct, faculty disputes, controversial speech, discrimination complaints, protests, academic integrity, personnel…
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Under Investigation by Your University? Stop Making Yourself Look Guilty

Receiving notice that your college or university is investigating you can be frightening. Whether the allegations involve academic misconduct, harassment, discrimination, professional misconduct, research integrity, or another disciplinary issue, the…
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What People Really Think of You (And Why They Think It)

Most of us spend far more time wondering what other people think about us than we would like to admit. Did I make a good impression? Does that person respect me? Why did someone who once seemed friendly suddenly become distant? Why do some people imm…
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How to Deal with Dishonest People: 5 Strategies That Actually Work

Dishonest people can create enormous stress in your personal life, workplace, business relationships, and legal disputes. The natural reaction is often to confront them immediately, argue over every false statement, or try to force them to admit the…
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How a Criminal Conviction Can Affect Employment, Professional Licenses, and Your Future

You may finish probation, pay your fines, or complete whatever sentence the court imposed and think your criminal case is behind you. Then you apply for a job or professional license and find out the impact of a criminal conviction isn’t over.…
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Social Media Posts That Can Ruin Your Career

Social media can help build your professional reputation—but one careless post can damage it in seconds. A comment written in anger, an offensive joke, a personal attack, or an ill-advised photograph can resurface when you apply for a job, seek a p…
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What Is a Plea Deal and Should You Accept One in New Jersey?

When facing criminal charges, it feels like every decision is a matter of life and death. One choice you make now can have a lasting impact on your future. A plea deal can be tempting as it presents an easy opportunity for everything to just slow dow…
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Got Arrested? Here’s What NOT to Do

Getting arrested is frightening. In a matter of minutes, you may be thinking about jail, your reputation, your career, your family, and whether your life is about to change permanently. That fear creates another danger: making impulsive decisions tha…
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