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Afternoon Briefs: Alex Kozinski returns as litigator; judge blocks firm’s defamation suit against ex-partner18:09, December 06 8 0 Former Judge Alex Kozinski. Alex Kozinski returns to the 9th Circuit on the other side of the bench
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Meet Paul Skalnik, one of the most prolific jailhouse informants in American history
14:07, December 06 8 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Paul Skalnik learned about the benefits of being a jailhouse informant when he was in the Harris County Jail in Texas in 1978 for passing bad checks. -
Joseph McCann case is about the system not the sentence
12:24, December 06 24 0
The offences committed by Joseph McCann are among some of the most horrific imaginable. His many victims and their families – left with the lifelong consequences of his barbaric actions – will rightfully want answers as to how he was free to commit them. -
Defendant can be required to write essay on respect for judiciary and to delete negative comments, appeals court says
11:13, December 06 10 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A judge didn’t err when he ordered a frequent Facebook poster who violated a ban on courtroom recording to write an essay on respect for the judiciary and to delete negative posts, according to the North Carolina Court of Appeals. -
Other lives Elaine Glover obituary
11:12, December 06 6 0
My wife, Elaine Glover, who has died from cancer aged 75, was a feminist, activist, writer, archivist and peripatetic clarinet teacher. She also co-edited the literary magazine Stand, with a mission to fight injustice through the arts. -
Judge dismisses torture charges against Charles Taylor's ex-wife
09:14, December 06 12 0
Agnes Taylor, the ex-wife of the jailed former Liberian president Charles Taylor, is to be freed from prison after an Old Bailey judge dismissed a series of torture charges against her. -
Berkshire couple win race discrimination case over adoption
06:54, December 06 16 0
A couple have been awarded nearly £120,000 in damages after a judge ruled they were discriminated against by not being allowed to adopt a child. -
Indian police shoot dead four men suspected of Hyderabad rape
23:22, December 05 17 0
Indian police have shot dead four men who were suspected of raping and killing a 27-year-old veterinarian in the southern city of Hyderabad last week. -
Afternoon Briefs: ‘Not qualified’ judicial nominee confirmed; white nationalist group awarded attorney fees
18:28, December 05 20 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Judicial nominee rated ‘not qualified’ wins confirmation Judicial nominee Sarah Pitlyk was confirmed Wednesday to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri despite a “not qualified” rating by the ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary. The ABA says its rating was based on a lack of trial and litigation experience. Other opponents pointed to Pitlyk’s work for abortion opponents. Pitlyk is a former clerk for Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh. (The National Law Journal, the Hill, How Appealing) -
Latest figures show why many law grads struggle with debt; which schools had highest and lowest debt-to-income ratios?
15:18, December 05 18 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Most law students earn less money per year after graduation than the amount they borrowed for law school, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Department of Education.
Week News
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Jack Merritt: London Bridge attack victim described as 'best guy'
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Johnson's response to London Bridge attack ignores complex reality
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Defendant doesn’t automatically get new trial because judge nodded off, top state court rules
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The Tory response to the London Bridge attack is everything the victims wouldn’t want
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Can ‘SNL’ star Pete Davidson really collect $1M from fans who violate his nondisclosure agreement?
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Indian police shoot dead four men suspected of Hyderabad rape
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Defendant can be required to write essay on respect for judiciary and to delete negative comments, appeals court says
Month News
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Cravath announces associate bonuses; did the firm top Milbank?
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Right-to-die campaigners to appeal against court ruling
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Ducks in a row: French farmer wins dispute over quacking
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Judge blocks 4 federal executions, rules DOJ protocol doesn’t follow law
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Supreme court presidents predicts gender parity in judiciary by 2033
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Marc Jacobs countersues Nirvana in T-shirt copyright dispute
Year News
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Formerly separated immigrant families begin process for suing Trump administration
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Executions halt in California may lead to suits, though it hasn’t carried out death penalty in years
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Joined by 2 other justices, Thomas rejects liberal colleagues’ criticism in case of death-row inmate
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The politics sketch Nothing spoils a crisp New York morning like a supreme court ruling
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Assisted dying laws and protection for all