New Jersey officials are working with the FBI and law enforcement officials from prior Super Bowl host cities to combat the uptick in sex trafficking in the tri-state area as hundreds of thousands of tourists flood into New York and New Jersey for Super Bowl-related festivities. So reports Fox News.

The California Supreme Court last week denied bar admission to Steven R. Glass, a former journalist who was first found morally unfit to practice law in 2009 because of transgressions he perpetrated when he worked as a writer for the New Republic in the 1990s. So The Daily Caller reports.

A bill to was introduced in January in New Hampshire’s House of Representatives to require judges to tell juries in every criminal case that they are free to vote to acquit defendants if they have reasonable doubt of guilt or if they simply don't agree with the underlying law. So reports The Wall Street Journal.

A federal judge in Nebraska last week ordered the government to pay a woman the more than $39,000 in attorneys’ fees that she spent fighting to get back $1 million that she had earned as an exotic dancer. So the Lincoln Journal Star reports.