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Suit against Jones Day alleges ‘archaic gender roles’ and photo altering15:24, August 15 55 0 The photo on the left of Julia Sheketoff is the original version, and the one on the right is the doctored version. Images courtesy of the Aug. 13 lawsuit.
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What do you do with your cellphone while you’re in court?
14:05, August 15 37 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. At the recent 2019 ABA Annual Meeting, the House of Delegates approved a resolution that encouraged courts and bar associations to review their policies on cellphone use and admittance in courthouses. -
The right response to Saudi Arabia’s executions
13:48, August 15 36 0
The spike in executions in Saudi Arabia is great cause for concern, as highlighted by the son of reformist Saudi cleric Salman al-Odah (My father called for reform in Saudi Arabia. Now he faces death, theguardian.com, 13 August) and a recent report by Helena Kennedy QC. Whenever the UK government is challenged about its apparent indifference to Saudi Arabia’s human rights violations, it justifies its silence by claiming it uses its significant economic and security ties to exert back-channel pressure. -
Tony the truck-stop tiger wasn’t an individual under FOIA, 9th Circuit rules
12:58, August 15 34 0
Tony the tiger in 2012. Photo by Cult Gigolo/Flickr A captive tiger named Tony wasn’t an individual under a Freedom of Information Act provision that allows expedited processing of some records requests, a federal appeals court has ruled. -
Prosecutions in England and Wales fall to record low
06:45, August 15 33 0
The number of people being prosecuted or handed out-of-court disposals fell to its lowest level since records began, as recorded crime continued to rise, official figures have shown. -
Gay marriage cake: customer takes case to European court
01:16, August 15 39 0
Lawyers representing a man from Northern Ireland who sued a bakery for refusing to make a cake with pro-gay marriage message are going to Europe to challenge a supreme court ruling that its evangelical Christian owners had a right to refuse to bake it. -
Afternoon Briefs: AG Barr blasts prosecutors and ‘prancing punks;’ self-defense bid fails for A$AP Rocky
18:17, August 14 44 0
A$AP Rocky at the Come Up Show’s 2013 Under the Influence Tour in Toronto. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. -
Former Ohio judge who wrongly defined rape, made demeaning comments gets suspension
16:48, August 14 36 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A former Ohio judge has been suspended from law practice for a range of misconduct that included failing to follow precedent when he ruled that a defendant had not committed rape because he didn’t penetrate the victim far enough. -
After decriminalization, pot smell and joint didn’t justify search, court says; hemp laws also raise issues
15:07, August 14 37 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Changing marijuana laws may be destroying probable cause that police officers use to justify some kinds of searches. -
Did BigLaw arbitration agreement include a ‘firm always wins’ clause? Battle unfolds in SCOTUS briefs
14:15, August 14 38 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Winston & Strawn is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to grant cert and reverse a California appellate decision that invalidated an arbitration agreement signed by a former partner who is suing the law firm for alleged gender bias.
Week News
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The supreme court's pro-gun radicalism puts us all in the crosshairs
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Cops altered mug shot after witnesses said suspect didn’t have tattoos; should ID evidence be tossed?
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‘Patent troll’ has no clear meaning and is a protected statement of opinion, state high court says
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Council ban on protests outside abortion clinic upheld by appeal court
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Justice Department avoids gender pronouns in brief in transgender case
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Afternoon Briefs: Lawyer accused of deducting kickbacks; Greenland purchase was exam hypothetical
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What lawyers can learn about prosecutorial ethics from a Brad Pitt role
Month News
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Texas lawyer takes down her marijuana-leaf sign after visit from city inspector
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Families of UK citizens held abroad call for consular protection
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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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Federal judge appears likely to certify unusual ‘negotiation’ class for nation’s cities in massive opioid case
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Did BigLaw arbitration agreement include a ‘firm always wins’ clause? Battle unfolds in SCOTUS briefs
Year News
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MPs may have to work Fridays and weekends to avoid legal cliff edge
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Confidence in judiciary drops, poll finds; which SCOTUS justices are favorites?
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Trump pardons former business associate who wrote complimentary book about him
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Scramble is on to help over 2,000 federal inmates to be freed under First Step Act
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This state is set to expunge nearly 800,000 marijuana convictions in 2020