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The right age to die? For some, science outpaces the Supreme Court on juveniles, death penalty16:37, August 14 23 0 When 15-year-old Luis Cruz joined the Latin Kings in 1991, he was a child by almost any measure: he couldn’t legally drive, drop out of school, or buy a beer. But was he still a child a few years later when—just months after he turned 18—he murdered two people on the orders of gang leaders?
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No fall classes at Arizona Summit, school says, and a teach-out plan is being negotiated
15:46, August 14 33 0
Arizona Summit School of Law will not be holding classes this fall, and it’s negotiating a teach-out agreement with another law school, according to a statement the school released Tuesday. -
First execution using fentanyl carried out after 8th Circuit rejects appeal
15:09, August 14 25 0
Nebraska inmate Carey Dean Moore became the first person to be executed with the drug fentanyl on Tuesday after a federal appeals court rejected a drug company’s challenge to two other drugs used in the four-drug lethal cocktail. -
Nebraska carries out America's first execution using opioid fentanyl
13:42, August 14 23 0
Nebraska has carried out the first execution in the US using fentanyl, the opioid painkiller that killed Prince and has a central role in America’s overdose epidemic. -
DNC lawsuit against WikiLeaks served via Twitter
11:23, August 14 25 0
The Democratic National Committee has used Twitter to serve a lawsuit against WikiLeaks that accuses the website of participating in a conspiracy to hack into DNC emails and denigrate Hillary Clinton. -
British expats in EU launch Brexit legal challenge
10:31, August 14 22 0
British expatriates have launched a fresh legal challenge against the 2016 referendum, arguing that the result has been invalidated by the Electoral Commission’s ruling on leave campaign spending. -
Time’s Up to give $750,000 to aid low-wage workers who suffer from abuse
10:15, August 14 22 0
The Time’s Up campaign against sexism and inequality on Tuesday announced it is giving $750,000 in grants to groups supporting low-wage and domestic workers. -
Time’s Up to aid low-wage and domestic workers who suffer from abuse
09:54, August 14 21 0
The Time’s Up campaign against sexism and inequality on Tuesday announced it is giving $750,000 in grants to groups supporting low-wage and domestic workers. -
Ask for help when you have an ethics quandary, says Lucian Pera
07:57, August 14 24 0
If you’re working on a client matter and get even the slightest sense that something you’re doing may cause problems down the road, ask another lawyer about it, says Lucian Pera, the chair of the ABA Center for Professional Responsibility's coordinating council. -
Federal judge appointed by Trump rejects challenge to Mueller’s authority
12:17, August 13 29 0
A federal judge appointed by President Donald Trump has rejected a challenge to Robert Mueller’s authority.
Week News
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Grand jury says dioceses in Pennsylvania covered up sex abuse for more than 70 years
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Judge rejects Harvey Weinstein’s dinner-and a-movie hypothetical, allows civil sex-trafficking suit
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How our lives end must no longer be a taboo subject
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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones loses a soapbox after FCC seeks fine against pirate radio station
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Cuts to legal aid and courts make a mockery of equal access to justice
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Uber judge steps aside over husband’s links to taxi firm
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Ex-city council member arrested in slaying of Indiana lawyer, says it was ‘spur-of-the-moment thing’
Month News
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The Guardian view on the law on dying: a welcome, cautious step
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While number of lawyer jobs have been decreasing, law school applications are up 8%
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Mishcon de Reya complains about anti-tax evasion measures
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Manafort judge tells lawyers to nix facial expressions and eye-rolling
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Saudi state airline suspends flights to Canada in escalating row over activists
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ABA House urges Congress to protect transgender service members in the military
Year News
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Legal challenge in Libya rendition case must be held in public, court told
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Judges to revisit case of transgender Jewish woman refused right to see her children
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If Trump sues Bannon for violating a nondisclosure agreement, what are his damages?
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Starbucks wins dismissal of lawsuit alleging it underfilled lattes
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Estate recovers nothing for mistaken brain surgery because lawyers used estopped negligence claim