Learning Their Lessons — See Also
Not Falling For That Again: Prosecutors have decided to trust Trump’s threats. There’s Something Happening Here: What it is is exactly clear… there’s a subtle yet nonsensical effort to rewrite […]
The Overwhelming Whiteness Of The Supreme Court
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! How many white men have been Supreme Court justices? Hint: With the far right pearl clutching over Joe […]
Georgia bill aims to limit profits of Medicaid managed-care companies
Georgia lawmakers will think about a bill that would power the state’s Medicaid managed-care insurers to repay tens of millions of {dollars} if their spending on medical care doesn’t attain […]
Stigmatizing Stigmas – Above the LawAbove the Law
I’ve beforehand contemplated the level of consciousness campaigns. Having seen a number of of them, there have been many conditions the place they introduced my consideration to points that I […]
Judge Rejects Plea Deal In Arbery Hate Crime Killing
This afternoon, US District Judge Lisa G. Wood rejected a proposed plea deal agreed to by the Justice Department and Gregory and Travis McMichael, the father and son defendants convicted […]
The Litigator’s Lament – Above the LawAbove the Law
Here are two things that happen all the time as an in-house litigator. Expect them; ignore them; don’t get upset about them. Thing No. 1 In-house litigator: “We can settle […]
Top NY Prosecutors Find Biglaw Homes
Audrey Strauss in her old job. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) All things must come to an end, and when it comes to government service, that end usually involves a […]
Law School Dean Has Some Advice For Stressed-Out Students: ‘It’s Not Going To Get Any Easier’
It’s one of the hardest periods in law school and has one of the steepest learning curves. It’s unlike anything they’ve ever done before in a prior degree. It’s certainly […]
