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Legal Rebels Podcast

The future of DEI programs in the legal industry

Feature

Missing Benchmarks: Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are still underrepresented in the judiciary

Precedents

March 28, 1898: Supreme Court affirms birthright citizenship of Wong Kim Ark

Members Who Inspire

Amer Zahr uses passions for law and comedy to promote Arab rights

Law Firms

How Jones Day’s ‘conservative machine’ helped shape policy in the Trump administration

Precedents

Aug. 2, 1790: US conducts first constitutional census

Criminal Justice

County judge in Texas is arrested for alleged cattle theft

Business of Law

Keep Austin Wired: Driven by a tech boom, lawyers are flocking to Austin, Texas

ABA Midyear Meeting

Home Security: ABA develops 10 guidelines to aid tenants and landlords dealing with evictions

Midyear Meeting

10 guidelines to aid tenants and landlords in eviction crisis are adopted by the ABA House

Midyear Meeting

Long-standing practice of including ‘all persons’ in the US census should continue, ABA House says

Election Law

DOJ suit over redrawn voting districts in Texas ‘puts other states on notice’

Landlords & Tenants

Volunteer legal work needed for pending evictions crisis, says ABA president

Features

How pandemic practice left lawyer-moms facing burnout

Federal Government

Biden executive orders affect Trump policies challenged in lawsuits

News Roundup

Afternoon Briefs: First female judge will head Cook County Criminal Court; 2 firms cancel merger

U.S. Supreme Court

Supreme Court dismisses reapportionment case, says it’s too soon to rule

Rule of Law

Trump administration officials appear to defy court orders, setting a bad precedent, prof says

U.S. Supreme Court

Should immigrants here illegally be excluded from census? SCOTUS justices consider delaying decision

U.S. Supreme Court

With Barrett in majority, Supreme Court lifts COVID-19 restrictions on religious services

U.S. Supreme Court

SCOTUS will decide whether census reapportionment report must count immigrants here illegally

U.S. Supreme Court

Census Bureau announces end to population count after Supreme Court action

News Roundup

Afternoon Briefs: DOJ admits sticky note mistake; DA’s wife-hiring plot conviction mostly overturned

News Roundup

Afternoon Briefs: SCOTUS moves quickly in census case; judge stops policing commission work

Judiciary

Census Bureau apparently pushing ahead with early deadline despite court order, judge says

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