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Lawyer charged in marriage-fraud scheme operating in US and Vietnam

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David Van Zandt has made a career out of touching third rails in higher education

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In this state, almost all juveniles in detention facilities have at least 1 psychiatric diagnosis

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Juror says $2B award in Roundup cancer trial was intended to have ‘punch-in-the-gut effect’

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Judge reprimanded for complaints about boss, adjourning court early for salon visits

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Kavanaugh joins with liberals in letting iPhone users sue Apple for alleged monopolistic app prices

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Joined by 2 other justices, Thomas rejects liberal colleagues’ criticism in case of death-row inmate

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‘Anti-defense bill’ would put public defenders at risk of jail and hamper their work, critics say

May 13, 2019 9:31 AM CDT

FDA lacks jurisdiction to regulate lethal injection drugs, Justice Department argues

If you had a do-over, would you still go to law school?

Trump lawyer argues Congress can’t seek president’s financial records for law enforcement purpose

With significant changes, Thomson Reuters wants to be closer to its customers

Silver Gavel Awards honor works on 19th Amendment, untested rape kits and bad cops

San Francisco supervisors vote to ban facial recognition technology by city agencies

This was the worst decision during my 35 years on the Supreme Court, retired justice says

Lawyer charged in marriage-fraud scheme operating in US and Vietnam

David Van Zandt has made a career out of touching third rails in higher education

In this state, almost all juveniles in detention facilities have at least 1 psychiatric diagnosis

Lawyer faces contempt charges for alleged failure to show up for client hearings

BigLaw firm settles suit accusing it of ‘billing feeding frenzy’

Help select the winner of the 2019 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction

Cartoon Poll: Which caption is the fairest of them all?

Juror says $2B award in Roundup cancer trial was intended to have ‘punch-in-the-gut effect’

Judge reprimanded for complaints about boss, adjourning court early for salon visits

SCOTUS overrules precedent in state immunity case; Breyer wonders what cases are next to fall

Kavanaugh joins with liberals in letting iPhone users sue Apple for alleged monopolistic app prices

Joined by 2 other justices, Thomas rejects liberal colleagues’ criticism in case of death-row inmate

‘Anti-defense bill’ would put public defenders at risk of jail and hamper their work, critics say

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