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ABA Public Service

ABA entities help amplify the ‘court watch’ movement

Criminal Justice

Illinois will end cash bail, require police body cameras in criminal justice overhaul signed by governor

Report from Governmental Affairs

117th Congress has opportunities for bipartisan criminal justice reforms

Ethics

Judges must ensure defendants can afford court costs before imposing fines and fees

Criminal Justice

Privatized services and onerous fees hurt public confidence in the justice system, ABA report says

Report from Governmental Affairs

The status of the First Step Act one year later

Feature

Lawyers, songs and money: Music that changed the law

Cover Story

Change Agents: A new wave of reform prosecutors upends the status quo

U.S. Supreme Court

Supreme Court deals blow against civil forfeiture in ruling for owner of seized Land Rover

Judiciary

ABA president urges Montana lawmakers to rethink driver’s license suspension in sentencing

Supreme Court Report

What can states seize? SCOTUS will decide whether the excessive fines clause applies to states

National Pulse

Legal aid program in Oklahoma is dedicated to representing moms in trouble

Constitutional Law

2 federal judges find constitutional problem with debtors prisons and bail in New Orleans

Your Voice

Remembering RFK and the lawyers’ committee he inspired

Defending Justice

Fees and fines threaten judicial independence

Attorney General

Sessions rescinds letter warning local courts about fees and fines imposed on poor people

Judiciary

No mercy for judges who show mercy

Annual Meeting Report

How one Mississippi city reformed its bail and court fees policy

Annual Meeting

Want to stop jailing people for failing to pay court fees and fines? Look to Biloxi, Mississippi

Criminal Justice

ABA files amicus brief challenging money bail system as House of Delegates considers resolution

President's Message

Lawyers demonstrate patriotism through helping others and expanding access to justice

Criminal Justice

Lawsuit says Michigan suspends safe drivers’ licenses because they can’t pay fines

FEATURES

Starved of money for too long, public defender offices are suing—and starting to win

American Bar Association

ABA urges 6th Circuit to forbid private probation company’s jail-or-pay scheme

Attorney General

Justice Department warns local courts about illegal enforcement of fees and fines

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Varghese and Smith Law Blog

When to Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney

Law Offices of David Michael Cantor

What Happens After a DUI Arrest in Arizona? (2025 Guide)

The Hernandez Law Firm

Penalties and fines: First-time offenses versus repeat convictions

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Civil Rights Complaint Filed Against Illinois Schools For Using Cops To Handle Normal Discipline Issues

Goldman & Associates

Domestic Violence Process In Michigan

Wash Park Prophet

The Freedom Index

Castillo Law Phoenix

In Arizona, what is the difference between a cash bond and a secured appearance bond?

Goldman & Associates

3 Things To Do If Charged With Domestic Violence #ChooseGoldmanLaw

Attorney Richard T. Jones

Colorado Felony Classes and Sentences

Verdict

For Any Good to Come of It, We Must Judge the Murder of Tyre Nichols in a Forgiving Spirit

The Crime Report

How to Create a ‘Model Prosecutor’

DUI Blog

20 Little-Known Facts About Drunk Driving Arrests in California

Bartlesville Law Blog

New Oklahoma Laws 2022

Wash Park Prophet

Criminal Justice System Flaws

Atty. Manuel J. Laserna Jr.

A.M..No. 05-11-07-CTA, November 22, 2005, REVISED RULES OF THE COURT OF TAX APPEALS

The Crime Report

‘Just Prosecutors’ Take Lessons From Hip Hop, BLM

At the Lectern

Supreme Court agrees to hear three more cases

DUI Blog

SCRAM Ankle Bracelets

Deeplinks Blog

The Catalog of Carceral Surveillance: Tablet Advertising That Can Also Issue Discipline

Mass Private I

Weekly Privacy/Civil Rights News Stories (4/4)

Mass Private I

Weekly Privacy/Civil Rights News Stories (3/14)

The Crime Report

Predatory Finance and the Justice System

Pennsylvania Family Law

WHEN TAKING YOUR KID IS A CRIME

At the Lectern

SB 775 causes another case dump

At the Lectern

No straight grants again at the Wednesday conference