A decade ago, Stacey Strauss changed her story about being shot in the leg and sued the Philadelphia Police Department. Strauss is now accused in the death of an autistic man. Can her changed stories from 10 years ago be used to illustrate her character or credibility in the new case? "The fact that she lied or there is evidence of her lying in an action that is completely unrelated to the present one is irrelevant," said Edward Ohlbaum of Temple's Beasley School of Law. "The law is clear."

Move in day is just around the corner. From orientations to floor meetings, colleges and universities work hard to help freshman make the transition from home to rooming with new people. "If you're used to not living with someone, that can create issues," said Michael Scales, associate vice president for housing at Temple. "Our job is to help them be civil with each other, facilitate conversations when there are problems, and help them acquire skills the typical college-age student may not have."