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Texas court stays execution of Rodney Reed in case that attracted high-profile supporters16:25, November 18 6 0 Image from Shutterstock.com. The highest criminal court in Texas has halted the execution of inmate Rodney Reed to allow a trial court to consider his claim of actual innocence along with other allegations.
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New California bar study finds racial disparities in lawyer discipline
15:06, November 18 6 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A newly released study finding racial disparities in California’s lawyer discipline system will help the bar address unintended bias, according to the State Bar of California’s executive director. -
AG Barr accuses Democrats of war on Trump that’s intended to ‘incapacitate the executive branch’
13:07, November 18 7 0
President Donald Trump and U.S. Attorney General William Barr. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. The legislative and judicial branches of government are encroaching on President Donald Trump’s constitutional authority, U.S. Attorney General William Barr said Friday evening in a Federalist Society speech that took aim at Trump’s “resistance” opponents. -
Freed prisoners killing themselves at a rate of one every two days
08:36, November 18 10 0
The number of people who took their own life while on supervision after leaving prison has increased sixfold since 2010 to a rate of one every two days, fresh analysis seen by the Guardian shows. -
2020 could see an end to safe, legal abortion anywhere in America
04:13, November 18 20 0
If you care about the rights of women to make their own reproductive choices, 2020 is the year that matters. -
War crimes court considers investigation into British military
03:57, November 18 11 0
The international criminal court may investigate the British military for the first time after allegations that war crimes had been committed, the BBC has reported. -
UK army accused of covering up war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan
03:22, November 18 12 0
The international criminal court may investigate the British military for the first time after allegations that war crimes had been committed, the BBC has reported. -
British government and army accused of covering up war crimes
09:07, November 17 17 0
The UK government and the British army have been accused of covering up the killing of children in Afghanistan and Iraq. -
Top lawyer calls Prince Andrew BBC interview 'a catastrophic error'
10:10, November 16 20 0
Prince Andrew’s decision to take part in a BBC interview on his relationship with the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein has been described as a “catastrophic error” by a top media lawyer. -
Afternoon Briefs: Law firm settles age bias suit; SCOTUS reviews Oracle’s $9B copyright claim
18:17, November 15 25 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Pryor Cashman settles associate’s age bias suit Pryor Cashman has settled a lawsuit by an associate who said the firm violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act when it fired him after 18 years on the job. The associate, Alan Laufer, was 61 when he was fired. The law firm had claimed that Laufer’s performance was “adequate” during most of his time at the firm, but it worsened when he displayed a negative attitude and “oddly arrogant” conduct. (Law360)
Week News
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Suit seeking to hold gunmaker liable in Sandy Hook shootings can proceed after SCOTUS denies cert
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How do you deal with workplace bullies?
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Why are experienced women lawyers leaving BigLaw? Survey looks for answers and finds big disparities
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Britons who legally smoke cannabis in the US 'risk being deported'
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Trump adviser Roger Stone is convicted for lying about WikiLeaks in congressional probe of Russian influence
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Rodney Reed: Texas appeals court halts execution of inmate
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War crimes court considers investigation into British military
Month News
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Woman gets 22 years in prison after showing up at her lawyer’s office with a loaded shotgun
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Afternoon Briefs: Andrew Yang didn’t last long in BigLaw; suit against Taylor Swift revived
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Law school with bar pass rate significantly under 75% threshold considers its future
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Lawyer disbarred for charging 88-year-old widow an ‘utterly excessive’ fee
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State supreme court sides with Christian print shop who refused gay pride T-shirts
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Judge says he’d consider giving reduced sentence to rapist if he paid $150K to victim
Year News
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In case that could affect Mueller defendants, Supreme Court considers ‘separate sovereigns doctrine’
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Sturgeon defends handling of Salmond sexual harassment case
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Foreign Office grants Zaghari-Ratcliffe diplomatic protection
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What terms and phrases do lawyers overuse?
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A small claims program for copyright violations? It’s an idea the ABA supports