President Donald Trump’s surge of federal law enforcement on the streets of D.C. is meeting resistance in the city’s federal courthouse, where magistrate judges have admonished prosecutors for violating defendants’ rights and court rules, and grand jurors have repeatedly refused to issue indictments.
Estranged son of Donna Adelson, charged with law prof’s murder, called as a government witness
Equity partner profits jump 13.7% in first half of 2025 amid rising law firm revenue
Texas Showdown: Legal battle looming over Ten Commandments in schools
'Hail Mary legal theory' in Arizona voting suit didn't justify attorneys' sanction, dissenting 9th Circuit judges say
Judge tosses US suit against federal judiciary in Maryland, saying he can't license 'constitutional free-for-all'
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Federal appeals court refuses to block Connecticut's ban on assault weapons
Lawyer’s disciplinary probation should be revoked after he 'failed miserably,' hearing board says
Scammers are targeting immigrants using fake ABA logo and credentials
Retired judge sexually assaulted assistant in courthouse stairwell, lied to investigators, federal indictment says
Texas Showdown: Legal battle looming over Ten Commandments in schools
'Hail Mary legal theory' in Arizona voting suit didn't justify attorneys' sanction, dissenting 9th Circuit judges say
Judge tosses US suit against federal judiciary in Maryland, saying he can't license 'constitutional free-for-all'
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First 125 Years of AALS
In celebration of its work, the Association of American Law Schools has published a book using archival photos.
