2/10/10 (Online): Toyota "Deflected" investigations, Says Expert As the U.S. Congress gears up to delve into Toyota Motor Corp's massive global vehicle recall, the question they face is whether the automaker and regulators misread or ignored rising consumer complaints.

1/7/10 (Online): No Evidence to Link Strokes To Chiropractic? According to the Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation there is no human experimental evidence that chiropractic adjustments or neck manipulations are causally related to strokes.

1/6/10 (Online): Insanity: An Excerpt Online overview of how the law of insanity has developed from its original British roots.

1/06/10 (NJ): Experts Fees - A Judge Says Enough Is Enough Neurosurgeons might be able to charge more than other experts for their deposition testimony but $7,000 for two hours is "near to being extortionate," a New Jersey federal magistrate judge says.

1/04/10 (TX): Jack The Ripper Too Early For Fingerprint Evidence Jack the Ripper might have been prosecuted had fingerprint evidence been available at the time. But what was the first known criminal case in history to use fingerprints in court?

1/1/10 (NY): Expert's Evidence of Fraud In Nursing Home Negligence Case A New York City jury has awarded almost $19 million to the family of a 76-year-old nursing home patient that the family says developed more than 20 bedsores due to nursing home neglect.

1/1/10 (OH): Ohio Sees the Light The Ohio Supreme Court has approved new rules governing pretrial procedures that will help ensure those convicted of crimes are truly guilty, according to Thomas Moyer (pictured), Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court.