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NYU law prof Deborah Archer is ACLU’s new board president; fight for racial justice expected to be a priority

After filing election suits, pro-Trump lawyer L. Lin Wood is asked to undergo mental health evaluation

Meet the new lawyers taking over Trump’s impeachment defense; 5 others are out

Lawyer gets probated suspension in Lysol can attack

Chemerinsky: SCOTUS hands down a rare civil rights victory on qualified immunity

Judges differ on when it’s safe to hold in-person jury trials

How Jim Crow-era laws still tear families from their homes

Courts attempt to balance innovation with access in remote proceedings

Justice for All

Letters: Court reporters vs. AI

Reimagining Policing: Organizations and activists help drive law enforcement change

Stop chasing perfection, and make it a family affair

How to release self-destructive thoughts and cultivate optimism

Son of Holocaust survivors exposes the harms of bystander complicity

Successful ballot measures for marijuana and other drugs create opportunities for lawyers

New laws aim to quash racial profiling in 911 calls

Utah became first state to change ethics regulations to allow for alternative business structures

Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, law firms are starting to embrace virtual offices—but will it last?

Thanks to chief justice, the Michigan Supreme Court pivoted to remote proceedings during COVID-19

Do origin stories define or help refine constitutional interpretation?

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