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4th Circuit allows trial judge to consider new evidence in challenge to census citizenship question17:44, June 25 1 0 Image from Shutterstock.com. A federal appeals court is allowing a Maryland federal judge to consider new evidence of an alleged discriminatory motive in the Commerce Department’s decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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Facebook recognizes diversity efforts of outside counsel with award to Kilpatrick Townsend
16:37, June 25 5 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Facebook has tapped Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton for its first Law Firm Diversity Champion Award. -
SFO drops investigation into trio accused of energy industry bribes
13:26, June 25 8 0
Prosecutors have dropped a criminal investigation into three businessmen who had been accused of paying huge bribes in the energy industry, sources with knowledge of the inquiry have said. -
Public defender accused of working without a law license in over 100 cases
12:51, June 25 7 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A public defender in New Orleans is under investigation for allegedly practicing law without a license in more than 100 cases. -
Deputy PD accused of ax attack on his family partly blames financial worries
11:58, June 25 7 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A deputy public defender in California told police that he attacked his family with a splitting maul partly because of financial worries after he learned his wife had about $10,000 in credit card debt, according to a police report. -
Ukrainian tycoon can be extradited to US, Austrian court rules
11:57, June 25 8 0
Austria’s highest court has upheld a decision making it possible to extradite the Ukrainian tycoon Dmytro Firtash, paving the way for him to face bribery-related charges in the United States. -
Extinction Rebellion protester convicted of public order offence
09:40, June 25 6 0
The first person to face trial over the Extinction Rebellion protests in April has been found guilty of a minor public order offence for blocking a road in central London. -
4 document assembly tools to keep your law firm on track
07:58, June 25 22 0
Nicole Black. There’s no getting around it. The practice of law is document intensive and can often be tedious. Don’t get me wrong. Some parts of practicing law are exciting, but the reality is that the grunt work of law—the constant document drafting and review, combined with the monotony of repetitive tasks—can take its toll over time. -
Ukraine walks out of Europe human rights body as Russia returns
07:56, June 25 21 0
The Ukrainian delegation at the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe has walked out in protest after Russian MPs were allowed to return to the human rights body five years after the annexation of Crimea. -
The rise of the machines—but with checks and balances
07:07, June 25 21 0
Jason Tashea. Photo by Saverio Truglia. In May, San Francisco banned the governmental use of facial recognition technology.
Week News
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Lawyer bitten by shark endures the inevitable jokes
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Mindfulness training helped 1Ls reduce stress and improve well-being, study finds
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Donald Trump accused of sexually assaulting writer E Jean Carroll
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Sperm donors are not dads. We need more clarity around what constitutes a parent
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My working week 'It's hard to help a refugee with PTSD who is 112th in line for a council flat'
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Want to go to law school? This teen has some tips
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University of Idaho law professor sues school for racial and gender discrimination
Month News
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Family courts failing victims of abuse and rape, say experts calling for inquiry
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Judicial immunity protects judge who was recorded disparaging lawyers, 6th Circuit says
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US abortion policy is 'extremist hate' and 'torture', says UN commissioner
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Stop and searches in London soar after police powers widened
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Stop and searches in London up fivefold under controversial powers
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Mike Ashley starts legal challenge to Debenhams rescue plan
Year News
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The Guardian view on the Salisbury poisonings: Russia’s responsibility
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Labaton Sucharow agrees to return $4.8M in attorney fees after attorney finder fee is revealed
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PEN America sues Trump for violating first amendment rights
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Sexual harassment at work code of practice criticised as inadequate
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Uber is getting away with breaking the law. Why doesn't the state intervene?