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New Law Makes Bars and Nightclubs Safer: Drug Testing Kits Required to Prevent Drink Spiking

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – California will require bars and nightclubs to have drug testing kits available to help customers determine if their drinks have been spiked. The new law, set to take effect in a few months, aims to make a night on the town safer by preventing incidents where people unknowingly consume drugs added to their beverages. The kits typically include strips, stickers, or straws that can detect common date-rape drugs such as ketamine or GHB. This measure is particularly important for women who often have concerns about their safety when drinking alcohol in … Read more

Law School Abroad: Cheaper Tuition, Collaborative Learning, and Safer Study Environment Compared to US

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Brussels, Belgium – Studying law in Europe offers advantages over studying in the United States, according to Kristopher Milicevic, who attended law school in both countries. As a dual citizen of the US and Italy, Milicevic had the opportunity to study in any European Union member state. He obtained a law degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) in 2011 and an LLM in international business law from Ghent University in Belgium in 2023. Reflecting on his experiences, Milicevic concluded that if given the chance, he would not choose to study law in … Read more

Revamped Laws in Washington Crack Down on Street Racing: Ensuring Safer Roads for All

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Washington state has enacted new laws to crack down on street racing, in response to a rise in dangerous and illegal activities. The legislation, signed by Governor Jay Inslee, aims to address the growing concerns over public safety and the need for stronger enforcement measures. Under the new laws, street racing and reckless driving now constitute felony offenses in certain circumstances, carrying heavier penalties. The legislation also allows law enforcement to impound vehicles involved in street racing incidents for up to 60 days. In addition, the legislation enhances penalties for spectators at these events, with … Read more