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Judge was too quick to find contempt and too slow to write opinions, ethics complaint says14:13, August 22 0 0 Image from Shutterstock.com. An ethics complaint filed Tuesday against a Philadelphia family court judge claims that the judge was too quick to fine or jail people for contempt but too slow to write opinions in cases involving child abuse and neglect.
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What lawyers can learn about prosecutorial ethics from a Brad Pitt role
07:51, August 22 6 0
Brad Pitt plays an assistant district attorney in the movie Sleepers. Image from MovieStillsDB. I remember the first time I watched Reservoir Dogs on VHS. Then came True Romance and Pulp Fiction. Quentin Tarantino completed his early to mid-90s screenwriting tetrad with perhaps my favorite vampire film: From Dusk till Dawn (it’s right up there with The Lost Boys if you’re into random acts of vampire extinguishing violence). Needless to say, I’ve been a huge Tarantino fan for almost three decades now. -
Asylum case rejected by controversial judge Sandy Street will be reheard
00:53, August 22 12 0
A full bench of the federal court has ordered an asylum case rejected by the controversial circuit court judge Sandy Street to be reheard, adding further criticisms of his conduct and finding he failed to give procedural fairness to the Iranian asylum seeker. -
As clients scrutinize bills and unilaterally change payment terms, law firms take longer to collect
18:17, August 21 15 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. The growth in law firm revenue in the first half of the year is actually “a rate story,” according to a report by Citi Private Bank. -
Afternoon Briefs: Lawyer accused of deducting kickbacks; Greenland purchase was exam hypothetical
17:41, August 21 14 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Lawyer is accused of claiming illegal kickbacks as business expenses -
Signing use-of-force bill, governor vows more changes to ‘biased, random’ justice system
16:48, August 21 16 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. In his first few months as California’s governor, Gavin Newsom made some critics question his commitment to fixing the state’s troubled prison system. -
Justice Department avoids gender pronouns in brief in transgender case
15:23, August 21 14 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. The U.S. Department of Justice and a funeral home that fired a transgender woman managed to avoid gender pronouns in Supreme Court briefs opposing her bias claim under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. -
Did you do a clinic in law school? Was it a valuable experience?
12:47, August 21 17 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. In the latest Legal Rebels podcast, the ABA Journal talked to Rodney Smolla, who brought a greater emphasis on experiential learning to both Washington and Lee School of Law and Widener University Delaware Law School, where he is now dean. -
Former top judge lambasts Grayling and Truss in memoir
12:09, August 21 25 0
The former lord chancellor Chris Grayling “never believed access to social justice” was important while Liz Truss was a “disaster” in the same role, according to a highly revealing memoir by one of the country’s most senior, recently retired judges. -
Former top judge lambasts recent ministers in memoir
11:33, August 21 24 0
The former lord chancellor Chris Grayling “never believed access to social justice” was important while Liz Truss was a “disaster” in the same role, according to a highly revealing memoir by one of the country’s most senior, recently retired judges.
Week News
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Police force declines new powers lowering bar for stop and search
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Judge told woman her nude photos should be sent only to Hugh Hefner, ethics complaint says
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Lawyer-congressman’s tweet to Michael Cohen leads to letter of advice but no ethics charges
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‘Reply all’ email by miffed federal appeals judge tells colleague he isn’t paid to save the planet
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The supreme court's pro-gun radicalism puts us all in the crosshairs
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What lawyers can learn about prosecutorial ethics from a Brad Pitt role
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Judge was too quick to find contempt and too slow to write opinions, ethics complaint says
Month News
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Man with cerebral palsy criticises stop and search by police
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US justice department resumes use of death penalty and schedules five executions
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Texas lawyer takes down her marijuana-leaf sign after visit from city inspector
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Britain's youngest terrorist's identity to remain secret
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A smoking-gun document offered by ex-employee of opposing party? Beware ethical risks, opinion says
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ABA House of Delegates asks governments not to restrict access to health care
Year News
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Dean Chemerinsky recommends removing Boalt name from use at Berkeley Law
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Getting to grips with UK citizenship law
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Rapist fathers should not have rights over their victims’ children
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More families of murder victims will qualify for financial assistance; report helped fuel state’s legislation
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This state is set to expunge nearly 800,000 marijuana convictions in 2020