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  • Did Senate offer on SLERS jump the current procurement process at DMS?
  • Senate defunds, then re-funds law enforcement radio system during budget negotiations
  • USW Proposes Continuation of Bargaining to Resolve Contract at ATI
  • Some Kansas public schools set to take legal action against gas utilities they accuse of price gouging
  • The Current Status of NIL Rights and a Review of NFT Trends | Haug Partners LLP
  • Salesforce Sued for Breach of Contract for Disclosing Information to Third Parties Without Consent
  • Unfair contract terms 04: Indemnities and limitations of liability
  • New York Governor Signs the First LIBOR Transition Legislation into Law
  • LIBOR Legislation Bill Passed by New York State Legislature
  • Brexit Myth Busters - Lexology
  • April 2021 Indian Nations Law Update
  • Winter Storm Uri: Using the doctrine of impracticability or impossibility for breach of contract claims
  • Reinstating the Two-Year Statute of Limitations for Legal Malpractice Claims
  • Name, Image and Likeness State and Federal Law Updates
  • LIBOR Legislation Bill Passed by New York State Legislature | McGuireWoods LLP
  • Consider three main parts of contract law before enforcement
  • Whitmer, union announce new protocols aimed to stop payroll fraud on state contracts
  • Do you need to revise your contracts in the post Brexit world?
  • Ease the headache of contract review with AI
  • Third attempt to tighten Maryland's P3 law dies in Senate
  • Sharon contract efforts hit snag | Local News
  • In issuing PFDs, Alaska will no longer enforce law barring same-sex marriage recognition
  • Should GovCon firms join the fight against voting restrictions? -- Washington Technology
  • The Netherlands: Is your fixed-term contract sufficiently clear? | Littler
  • Vietnam - the World Bank group is asking duane morris about public procurement
  • Good Law Project to challenge government antibody tests contract in court
  • New Lathrop Police Department may contract dispatch
  • Texas nonprofit got massive border contract after hiring Biden official
  • Law report: Abandonment of a contract of works
  • Apple Wants To Be Cured Of Virus App Monopoly Suit
  • Gibson Dunn | New York State Legalizes Online Sports Wagering
  • Attorney Pleads Guilty To Tampering With Public Records To Conceal An Illegal Straw Donor Scheme
  • Georgia lawmaker's legal work targeted again over voting law
  • Applicants must disclose facts when prompted by insurers to avoid rescission
  • Ga. voting law controversy follows overhaul’s point man to Washington
  • Lawmakers back state action on Colstrip contract | National News
  • Q&A: default, liability and remedies for shipbuilding contracts in China
  • Significant Changes for Contract Workers
  • Ga. voting law controversy follows overhaul's point man to Washington
  • Q&A: shipbuilding in China - Lexology
  • Franchising in Canada: Considerations for U.S. franchisors
  • A general introduction to public-private partnerships in Argentina
  • Princeton Council approves contract for new administrator -
  • Jack's Abby Defeats Beer Wholesaler's Bid To Halt Breakup
  • Saudi Privatisation Law | Dentons
  • The principal agent’s right to correct can be implied in a JBCC contract
  • Business Law Column: When to hire an attorney for sale or purchase of a home | Top Stories
  • Relational contracts come under increased focus in the energy sector
  • Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Smart Contract for a Layman & A Contemporary Enquiry on Cryptocurrency Landscape in the UAE
  • How will the EU's regime on the supply of digital content and digital services to consumers differ from the UK's?
  • In review: key franchise laws in Denmark
  • Montana Wrongful Discharge Act Applies to Out-of-State Employer
  • Corporate Law Update - 09 April 2021
  • It’s the law: Know the ins and outs of contracts | Local News
  • First University of Iowa presidential finalist: Penn State Law dean
  • Fattman, McKenna push domestic violence bill protecting survivors working contract jobs
  • New York’s Legacy LIBOR Legislation: A User’s Guide to Fall Back On | Insights
  • Exclusion of Consequential Damages | Goulston & Storrs PC
  • Commissioners approve Island City law enforcement contract | Local News
  • Wolf Haldenstein Sues NY Landlord For Breach Of Contract
  • Sports law and business jobs - Legal Counsel
  • New York law provides LIBOR fallbacks as rate nears end | Article
  • AI-Driven Contract Tech Is Poised to Disrupt the Legal Profession
  • Hawkins school director accepts four year contract extension at same salary | News
  • Gibson Dunn | New York Adopts LIBOR Legislation
  • New York legislative solution for LIBOR passed: Impact on transition of legacy LIBOR contracts
  • When Is a Settlement Not a Settlement? | Butler Snow LLP
  • Court Gets the Diversity Case Choice of Law Analysis Right: Part II | McGuireWoods LLP
  • Your personal law advice - Inducing someone into a contract can render it null and void
  • When Is A Settlement Not A Settlement? - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Courts Are Excusing Contract Nonperformance Due to the Pandemic
  • Phoenix police will get raise after agreeing to more accountability
  • DuPage County committee supports downsized contract for body camera program
  • Ga. Building Co. Says Missing Affidavit Ends Contract Suit
  • Rutgers contract avoids lay-offs; calls for furloughs, pay freezes (updated)
  • Burlington City Council OKs contract that gives union workers raises
  • Ship Bottom Municipal Complex Construction Contract Leads to Lawsuit
  • Columbus Zoo officials used sports suites, properties for personal use; Awarded no-bid construction contract
  • FAA Preempts New Jersey’s Implied Restriction On Use Of Arbitration Agreements, Court Finds | Jackson Lewis P.C.
  • Choice of Law for Arbitration Agreements: A Case Comment on Enka Insaat Ve Sanayi AS v. OOO Insurance Company Chubb, [2020] UKSC 38
  • Pierce County Council moves forward with independent investigation
  • IBM Settles Software Contract Row With Texas Manufacturer
  • Ill. Co. Owner Gets Probation For Inflating City Contract Prices
  • Activists say proposed Phoenix police union contract provides minimal transparency
  • The Latest on NIL: Updates to State and Federal Laws | Goulston & Storrs PC
  • Corporate Considerations for the End of LIBOR
  • FAA Preempts New Jersey’s Implied Restriction on Use of Arbitration Agreements
  • Out-of-State Employer Must Comply With Montana Wrongful Discharge Act, Montana Court Rules | Jackson Lewis P.C.
  • Tentative contract would reform Phoenix police policies to build trust
  • A Guide to Cancelling a Timeshare Contract
  • COVID-19 Hotel M&A Contract Case Offers Drafting Takeaways - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Bid Protest Spotlight: Implied-In-Fact Contract, Timeliness
  • Employer Insights: Florida’s E-Verify Requirements in 2021 | Shutts & Bowen LLP
  • County Commissioners vote to keep Jail Trust, approve contract for Sheriff’s Office to be on reality TV show
  • Offer Letter or Employment Agreement?
  • Lakeland police rally for contract with higher wages, better benefits
  • Four Graduate Program scholars, one hallway
  • New Phoenix police union contract to have greater accountability
  • HR Restructuring in China: Legal and Management Considerations
  • Not far from Chicago, community groups push local government to end contract with ICE
  • The Law Q&A | Making sense of procedural unconscionability | Courts-police-fire
  • Wichita police union contract for renewal, some seek reform
  • Why Did Christopher Meloni Leave 'Law and Order: SVU'?
  • Phoenix PLEA Reach Tentative Contract Agreement Facilitating Police Transparency & Accountability
  • Transparency is goal of tentative new Phoenix police contract | Arizona News
  • Speaker's bill banning Tennessee lawmakers service contracts faces criticism
  • Gas and Electric Power Lending, Swaps and Hedges: How To Handle the Force Majeure Fallout From the ERCOT Market Disaster
  • Former Drinker Biddle Lawyer Gets Contract Breach Suit Revived
  • Bill to restore Chicago Teachers Union’s bargaining rights could become law soon
  • KY fish and wildlife board reinstates commissioner
  • ADVERTISEMENT UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK (UST) REMOVAL HAT COMPANY SITE BOROUGH OF WOODBINE NOTICE | Legal Announcements
  • Construction Contracts, the Statute of Repose and UTPCPL
  • Oil And Gas Contract Drafting Lessons From Texas Ruling
  • Courts Split on Class Action Waivers, Arbitration Provisions in ERISA Litigation | Holland & Knight LLP
  • County adds second deputy to Pala law enforcement contract
  • Time to “Pay” Attention to Payment Provisions for Construction Contracts in Massachusetts | Pierce Atwood LLP
  • Iowa House of Representatives approves new bill giving legal status to smart contracts
  • Significant 2020 Decisions Affecting Private Company M&A - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Kansas City woman irked when cemetery adds more charges to prepaid burial
  • Mission High School law class holds mock trial
  • Claims Court Says It Can't Hear Court Office Contract Dispute
  • Payment Provisions for Construction Contracts in Massachusetts
  • Contested DHS contract for law enforcement dorms had pricing issues
  • Gibson Dunn | New York State Legislature Poised to Pass New Tax on Real Estate Debt Financing
  • Labor contract under applicable laws of Vietnam and notes for foreign investors
  • Legal developments in construction law: March 2021
  • Enforcing Click-Through and URL Terms
  • Civil Law Court Terminates Eco Fuel Petroleum StorageTerminal Contract
  • Court voids Trump campaign's non-disclosure agreement
  • Senegal: A New Law Reforming Public-Private Partnership Contracts | White & Case LLP
  • Digital Ally Inks New Multi-Year Contract to Outfit Officers and Vehicles with Body-Worn and In-Car Camera Systems Nasdaq:DGLY
  • Commission renews contract for County Attorney |
  • In brief: dealing with local distributors and commercial agents in Switzerland
  • Legislating LIBOR: New York State Poised To Enact LIBOR Transition Assistance Law To Facilitate "Tough Legacy" Contract Transition - Finance and Banking
  • Mitu Gulati, Contracts and International Debt Scholar, To Join Faculty
  • In brief: dealing with local distributors and commercial agents in USA
  • Senate budget could nix troubled statewide radio network contract
  • Distinguishing to Pass Blockchain Patentability Scrutiny
  • Force Majeure In Emerging Markets: Mitigating Risk For Construction And Energy Investors | Vinson & Elkins LLP
  • The promise of smart contract adoption is held back by crypto silos
  • In brief: dealing with local distributors and commercial agents in China
  • New Jersey District Court Declares NJLAD’s Ban on Employment Arbitration Agreements Preempted by FAA
  • In brief: dealing with local distributors and commercial agents in Germany
  • Changes to state bargaining law play role in Belmond-Klemme teacher talks | Education
  • Ever Given: Legal and Insurance Implications
  • France: ’Republican values’ law risks discrimination
  • MTA board increases police contracts, promises funding for alternatives
  • Royals Select Wade Davis' Contract
  • Understand the Restrictions to Minimize Risks
  • Separate Common Law Duty Not to Interfere with Former Employer
  • Cyber law: framing the future?
  • Speakers praise BevCam as city seeks new cable contract | Local News
  • Arbitration. Compelling Arbitration. Ninth Circuit Court denies motion to compel arbitration under federal equitable estoppel law, holding that claims were not clearly intertwined with the partnership deed that provided for arbitration.
  • Cobb Schools Parts Ways With Longtime Marietta Law Firm
  • Nevada Supreme Court Holds Insurer May Recoup Defense Costs | Wiley Rein LLP
  • 11th Circ. Orders Arbitration In .4M Yacht Contract Dispute
  • Here are the two motions approved by Metro Board on Thursday as part of law enforcement contract increase
  • Legal battle continues to be waged over police probe interviews
  • Experts Evaluate the Potential of Legal Contract Management Software and AI | Onit
  • NYPD Union Contract Puts Taxpayers on the Hook to Defend Officers When the City Won’t
  • Washburn Regents approve .4M for new School of Law construction
  • College Coach Post-Employment Payouts: Flawed Contract Drafting
  • Tour de Force: Evolving Force Majeure Considerations One Year into the Pandemic | Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
  • District of Utah Dismisses Passenger’s Negligence and Breach of Contract Claims After Beverage Cart Injury as Preempted Under the Airline Deregulation Act | Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP
  • Contract tracing: thinking outside the box in personal injury claims
  • DuPage sheriff proposes .5 million body camera contract
  • Matt Hancock silences EU with perfect vaccine comeback - 'It's called contract law!' | Politics | News
  • AT&T says Bamberg County not owed money; company wants 1,741-plus lawsuit dismissed | Local
  • AT&T says Bamberg County not owed money; company wants 1,741-plus lawsuit dismissed |
  • UK and EU move to calm tensions over access to jabs
  • South Dakota Contemplates Outlawing Nonexistent Threat Of Forced Abortions
  • Where There’s an Implied Contract, There’s a Potential Bid Protest: Court of Federal Claims Has Jurisdiction to Hear Breach of Implied Contract Claims | Snell & Wilmer
  • Why The Public Needs To Know More About Police Contract Talks
  • Delaware Court Denies Verizon Insurers’ Interlocutory Appeal
  • 4Front CEO Escapes Ex-Partner's Suit Over Pot Profits
  • Anthony Vince Nail Spa sues Shops at Worthington Place mall owner for 'breach of contract'
  • COVID-19, hardship and force majeure before Italian courts
  • Copenhagen Counsel Causes Choice Of Delaware Law | Allen Matkins
  • Litigation Minute: Legal Considerations for Supply Chain Disruptions
  • Granville teachers seek arbitration over stalled contract negotiations | Education
  • Editorial: Dillon doctor's contract is an all-too-common example of SC ethics law ignored | Editorials
  • Hoboken Approves Body Camera Contract for Police Officers
  • Choice Of Delaware Law Caused by Copenhagen Counsel
  • As vaccine battle with UK deepens, EU blames AstraZeneca | The Mighty 790 KFGO
  • UPDATE 1-Sterling falls against euro; speculators cut back long positions
  • As vaccine battle with UK deepens, EU blames AstraZeneca
  • NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE | Legal Announcements
  • NOTICE OF REQUESTS FOR CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT PROPOSAL FOR SANITARY SEWER VACUUM COLLECTION SYSTEM EXPANSION PROJECT LOWER TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL UTILITIES AUTHORITY | Legal Announcements
  • Does a family law agreement need to be sworn and signed before a witness? - Divorce Legal Blogs Posted by Daniel Forrest
  • SUNY-ESF ends contract with data-tracking firm
  • Alleged verbal promise at issue as Niagara Falls enforces residency law on police officers | Local News
  • Alleged verbal promise at issue as Falls enforces residency law on police officers | Local News
  • Stephen Fine: Battle over public teacher contract talks may go to court again
  • Union: Meriter nurses reach ‘tentative agreement’ on contract | 97 Seven Country WGLR - The Tri-States Best Variety of Country
  • UNA's Willis signs contract extension through 2024 | Sports
  • Meriter nurses reach tentative agreement on contract
  • FAIR Act Would Cap Record Contracts for Musicians
  • AT&T Hit With 5M Suit Over Soured Contract Deal
  • New law in California would limit record contracts in favor of artists
  • Forcing Employees Back to Office April 1?
  • Unfair contract terms 03: Clauses commonly used in disputes
  • Illinois law lets police union contracts overpower state law
  • Advance payments under construction contracts
  • Failure to Contract: The LAD’s Anti-Discrimination Provisions for Non-Employees
  • Musicians Push for Contract Limits in California
  • NFTs: What Are You Buying and What Do You Actually Own?
  • Maryland delays first vote on Transurban, Macquarie contract to develop toll lanes
  • Litigation Minute: Legal Considerations for Supply Chain Disruptions | K&L Gates LLP
  • Press Release: Whistleblowers Reveal More Alarming Details About Law Firm Contracts Awarded by Voice of America Overseer to Investigate Federal Employees
  • Can't Camouflage Express Trademark Contract Terms | McDermott Will & Emery
  • English law - excluding contractual benefits also excludes wasted expenditure claims ?
  • Retesting 1.7m vaccines and Indian delay blamed for UK shortage
  • Britain to slow vaccine rollout due to supply crunch in India, testing of big batch
  • Legal Considerations for Supply Chain Disruptions
  • ‘worker’ status not framed by contract
  • Oakland County Sheriff's Office renews dispatch service contracts with 27 communities | News
  • Civil Procedure: What Take-outs are there from the FBD Decision?
  • Pendleton City Council passes law allowing electric scooters | Local News
  • The Governor’s LIBOR Legislation: Its Promise and Its Limitations
  • Federal Circuit Decides Army Trademark Licensing Agreement Suit
  • 49ers hand Trent Williams richest contract ever at OL | Sports
  • Opinion | Robert Macy, the rogue prosecutor who helped pass a law enabling rogue prosecutors
  • Hoverboard Barbie: A Novelty Toy Without A Novel Concept - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • The Insurer’s Right To Recoupment of Defense Costs
  • Washington DC Ban on Non-Competes Set to Become Law | Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
  • Stuck in a bad contract? You may have options.
  • DraftKings' First Lawyer Jumps to Contract Analytics Startup
  • Labor unions, state of Florida at impasse over state worker contract
  • AirBoss Defense Group Awarded Federal Government Contract for High Demand Personal Protective Equipment Valued at Up To 6 Million
  • SEC Streamlines Options For Expiring Confidential Treatment Orders - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Tetra Tech Wins Billion USAF Global Engineering Services Contract | Business
  • Washington DC Ban on Non-Competes Set to Become Law
  • Contractual Discretion Must Be Exercised Reasonably: Supreme Court of Canada
  • Virtual museum law conference shows how the pandemic has affected institutional administration
  • Texas Department of Public Safety Awards DroneSense SaaS Contract
  • Saudi Arabia confirms Covid construction disputes approach
  • ‘Omnibus Law’ Manpower Regulation Turns Out to Be Mixed Bag for Indonesia’s Employers
  • The Unpredictability Of Florida's Supposedly Predictable Choice-Of-Law Test - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • We can’t cancel LASD’s contract | Editorial
  • Defense Production Act Hastens COVID-19 Vaccine Production : Shots
  • Iowa extended contact tracing contract with company owned by Republican Party donor as cases plummeted
  • Automatic Renewal Laws: Legislation to Watch in 2021 | Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
  • Find your law firm for life at Hill & Hill | Featured Businesses
  • First Amendment hurdles await tech censorship bills
  • Why Your Cannabis Contracts May Be Unenforceable Even if State Law Says Otherwise
  • Delaware Supreme Court Dole Food D&O Case Decision
  • Salem-Keizer School District ends police contract for officers in schools
  • The Unpredictable Of Florida's Supposedly Predictable Choice-Of-Law Test | Butler Weihmuller Katz Craig LLP
  • Legal remedies in the new Polish Public Procurement Law | Dentons
  • Lawsuit seeks to void contracts for lawyers hired by GOP leaders ahead of redistricting | National News
  • Durkan Administration Asks State to Expand Scope of Audit Into City Council Contract
  • Lawsuit seeks to void contracts for lawyers hired by GOP leaders ahead of redistricting | State & Regional
  • 'Healthy' Prescott signs richest contract in Cowboys history | Sports
  • Lawsuit seeks to void contracts for lawyers hired by GOP leaders ahead of redistricting | Crime
  • Why Your Cannabis Contracts May Be Unenforceable Even if State Law Says Otherwise | Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
  • Lawsuit seeks to void contracts for lawyers hired by GOP leaders ahead of redistricting | State
  • Building Bridges: Tips for Effective Business-Focused Contract Trainings | Patrick Law Group, LLC
  • Law Firm McGuireWoods Investigated Ex-Client For Trump VOA Chief Michael Pack : NPR
  • Patriots ‘were not going anywhere’ with Tom Brady
  • A Prosperous Future For The Legal Industry
  • Salem-Keizer Superintendent Perry ends SRO contracts
  • SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Pomerantz Law Firm Investigates Claims On Behalf of Investors of Workhorse Group Inc.
  • Salem-Keizer won't renew contracts for police in local schools
  • Some state workers strike contract deal, others protest
  • Defendant’s outburst delays end of sex assault trial in Nevada County Superior Court
  • New York State Court of Appeals Provides Guidance on Acceleration in Foreclosure Cases | Harris Beach PLLC
  • Little Rock board to review contract for police staffing study
  • PKKFF) to Implement Digital Contract Signing Capabilities on Its Platforms through Partnership with Qiyuesuo “Contract Lock”
  • Insurers, Policyholders Gear Up for Covid Suits’ Next Phase (1)
  • Peak to Implement Digital Contract Signing Capabilities on Its Platforms through Partnership with Qiyuesuo "Contract Lock"
  • Harrison County (West Virginia) Development Authority approves Harvest Care contract | News
  • Cowboys, QB Prescott finally agree on 0 million contract | Sports
  • Cowboys, QB Prescott finally have agreement on new contract | Sports
  • Interpretation (I) of the Supreme People’s Court on the Application of Law in Labor Dispute Trials (Mainland China)
  • A CEO and LGBT adoptive parent’s message to the Supreme Court: Contracts matter
  • Ramseyer’s Lies on Comfort Women Signal Deeper Rot | Opinion
  • Granville bids law director Michael King farewell
  • Right to Repair: Infringement or Exhaustion Part 3
  • Exeter council to vote on Radle borough manager contract today | News
  • NJ Government Contractors: Have You Begun to Prepare your ELEC Pay-to-Play Annual Disclosure?
  • Bills to offer private school tax credit, limit teacher contract negotiations advance in North Dakota Legislature
  • ‘Favoritism’ or ‘Sour Grapes’? Attorneys Argue Claims Union County Broke Bid Laws
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  • Montcalm County commissioners to contract with accounting adviser for budget advice
  • Contract for zoning repeal legal work approved | Local News
  • Trump VOA Appointee Paid Law Firm Millions To Investigate His Own Staff : NPR
  • FCA: Regulations trump contract law for Sipp duties
  • Local News: Garrett awarded three-year contract (3/4/21)
  • Decision clarifies landscape for claims related to contract interpretation in IP law, says lawyer
  • Mexico’s AMLO Touts Amended Ethane Contract, New Electricity Law as Sector Unease Mounts
  • Town of Beaver Dam Police service in flux | Regional news
  • Delaware Supreme Court Confirms that Buyer and Sellers Can Allocate the Risk of Non-Intentional Fraud | Dechert LLP
  • Bowser Admin Pitches Bill to Work Around D.C. Contract Judge's Ruling
  • Treasury Covid Contracts Boom Rewards Telecom, Consulting Firms
  • Can A Contract Be Formed By An Exchange Of Emails? - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Planned business laws for South Africa will give government ‘sweeping powers’ over contracts: analysts
  • Snohomish Police to discuss contract, crime trends at town hall March 9
  • Deloitte, PwC Australian Consultants Jump to Ashurst Law Firm
  • In review: contract formation in Australia
  • Force Majeure And The Cost Of Unclear Contract Terms
  • Briton jailed over plot to pay bribes for Iraq oil contract | Serious Fraud Office
  • AT&T Wants 'Baseless' Station Contract Racial Bias Suit Axed
  • Michigan awards 0 million prison health care contract to new firm
  • Best Reasonable Efforts to end a global pandemic | Allen & Overy LLP
  • Eighth Circuit Strikes Down Arkansas’s Anti-BDS Law
  • Purdue Football: New DC to make 5k less than predecessor | Football
  • How to Write an Employment Contract
  • Achieving Clarity In Contracts And Arbitration Agreements - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
  • Court Rules Contract's Choice Of Law Does Not Reach California Securities Law Claims | Allen Matkins
  • City Council to consider city attorney contract | News, Sports, Jobs
  • Alex Kirilloff, and the Truth About Scott Boras and Contract Extensions - Minnesota Twins - Articles - Homepage
  • City of Credit River Contracts with Scott Co. Sheriff's Office for Law Enforcement | News
  • Liberty County commissioners approve contract for new law enforcement center
  • City of Credit River Contracts with Scott Co. Sheriff's Office for Law Enforcement |
  • Achieving clarity in contracts and arbitration agreements
  • Wolf Administration Used Emergency Powers To Award .5 Million Consulting Contract
  • Delaware Court Of Chancery Holds That A Contractual Delaware Choice Of Law Provision Did Not Waive Plaintiff's Claim Under The California Securities Act - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Supreme Court Explains Duty To Exercise Contractual Discretion In Good Faith - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Christopher Meloni Says an 'Inelegant' Contract Dispute Led to His Exit
  • How the B2B law relates to company law
  • Chris Meloni Calls 2011 Law & Order: SVU Exit ‘Inelegant’ in Interview
  • Winning Appeal Sets New Standard in Contract Law
  • Global Payments Fights 5M Contract Breach Verdict
  • Choice of Law Provision Did Not Waive Plaintiff’s Claim
  • Credit River contracts with Scott County Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services | Prior Lake News
  • Metro Board to consider 1-million increase to law enforcement contracts in March
  • Federal judge says California can enforce net neutrality law
  • CITY OF SLATER TO CONTRACT WITH SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT | KMMO
  • Open source does not mean what you think it means
  • Breach of Contract = Consequential Damages? Not So Fast, Says Florida Supreme Court
  • The Supreme Court Of Canada Examines The Doctrine Of "Good Faith" In The Exercise Of Contractual Discretion - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Commissioners approve consulting contract | News, Sports, Jobs
  • Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Duty to Exercise Contractual Discretion in Good Faith | Littler
  • Federal Judge Mulls California City’s Hourly Hazard Pay Law (1)
  • Pandemic Prep: What Small Firms Need To Know To Counsel Clients Through COVID-19
  • Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Duty to Exercise Contractual Discretion in Good Faith
  • Postal Service Finally Awards Contract to Replace Decades-Old Vehicle Fleet
  • Assumption and Rejection of Midstream Agreements in Bankruptcy | Morgan Lewis - Power & Pipes
  • The Brussels Labour Court of Appeal gives guidance on equity compensation and severance pay
  • ‘Why'd Ya Do It?' The Supreme Court Of Canada Explains The Duty To Exercise Contractual Discretion In Good Faith - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Beloit School District superintendent contract released | Local News
  • How Matt Hancock Acted Illegally When Failing To Disclose Public Contracts
  • Duplicative Non-Compete Provisions in Employment Contracts Might Defang Choice of Forum Provisions in Corporate Formation Documents | Dechert LLP
  • In brief: enforcement against vertical agreements in China
  • St. Charles Bend medical techs give 10-day strike notice over lack of contract
  • Poland approves changes in public procurement 2021
  • Old Wine Into New Bottles: A Brief History And Current State Of The Law On Penalty Clauses - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • “The Devil is in the Details”
  • OU Health Physicians, BlueCross BlueShield face contract deadline, jeopardizing OU employees' in-network coverage | News
  • U.K. Prioritized Virus Fight Over Transparency, Hancock Says
  • Covid UK: Matt Hancock unlawfully failed to publish contract details
  • Dept. of Law: No violations found in Penney contract | Alaska
  • Council OKs Bowman Field scoreboard contract of 8,460 | News, Sports, Jobs
  • How Legal AI and Automation Work for Law Department Operations | Onit
  • February Digest: The Latest in Legal Operations Trends and News | Onit
  • NY Court Of Appeals Issues A Landmark Decision On The Statute Of Limitations In Mortgage Foreclosure Actions | McGlinchey Stafford
  • No violations found in contract to Dunleavy donor’s grandson | Govt-and-politics
  • UK government broke the law by failing to disclose PPE contracts, court rules
  • Bourne Officials Prep For Town Counsel Contract Talks | Bourne News
  • 'Holy smokes': Padres rave about Tatis Jr.'s big contract | Sports
  • English Supreme Court clarifies approach to determining the governing law of an international arbitration agreement
  • Atlantic Diving Supply draws new scrutiny over past fraud allegations in POGO investigation
  • How a “Small Business” Kingpin Wins Billions in Defense Contracts
  • Key Developments In Canadian Insolvency Case Law In 2020 | Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
  • Choices, Choices: What You Now Need To Know About Contractual Discretion - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • IC council approves new proposed law enforcement contract | Local News
  • A fix for America’s broken labor law
  • State investigation finds ‘no violations’ with sole-source contract issued to grandson of Dunleavy donor
  • Willie Brooks out as CEO of Detroit Wayne mental health authority after nepotism report
  • 6th Circ. Says FERC Overcomplicated Power Contract Fight
  • Jurisdiction clarified: International online travel agencies can be sued in Germany for infringement of competition law | Spirit Legal
  • IC council endorses new proposed law enforcement contract |
  • Acceptance of Cryptocurrency Magnifies Legal Securities Risks
  • What California's contract with Blue Shield means for vaccines
  • Local Government Contracting and Agreements for Non-Public Works Projects
  • Bartee to continue as Springfield city attorney | News
  • Bartee to continue as Springfield city attorney | State
  • Marsh Valley trustees agree to buy out contract without disclosing its details
  • Singapore highest court issues landmark judgment on penalty clauses | Dentons
  • Utility, Inc. Announces 95% Growth In Contract Bookings In 2020
  • Law firm defending suspended Paterson BOE member gets ,000 contract
  • Malbek Recognized as Technology Trailblazer by the National Law Journal
  • Trash Talk: Supreme Court Considers Contractual Discretion In Good Faith - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Harvard law professor accused of denialism in rewriting 'comfort women' narrative
  • Here's what's in California's contract with Blue Shield to manage state's COVID-19 vaccine efforts
  • Nassau PBA, county to resume contract talks Friday, officials say
  • Top UK finance litigation and contract law developments from 2020 | Allen & Overy LLP
  • Mark K. McCown: Brother-in-law bails on mechanic’s bill - The Tribune
  • The New Madison Approach and the Harmonization of Antitrust and Patent Law: A Retrospective Summary
  • Unfettered (but Honest) Termination Of Contracts: SCC Issues New Decision On The Duty Of Honesty In Contractual Performance (Part 1/2) - Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Paterson NJ Board of Education gives K contract to suspended member
  • Lawsuit over city contract with Tishaura Jones campaign donor
  • Insurance & Reinsurance 2021 - Insurance
  • Trash Talk: Supreme Court considers contractual discretion in good faith
  • The Law Q&A | Fired up about being fired | Columns
  • Why govt brought new Act in 2020 despite having legislated a model contract farming law in 2018
  • Court rules against Arkansas’ Israel boycott pledge law
  • 208 Redial: Idaho woman sues former lover for not marrying her
  • Handbook Disclaimer May Not Prevent Obligations to Pay Out PTO
  • Court rules against Arkansas' Israel boycott pledge law
  • Force Majeure And The Coronavirus Pandemic A Case Law Update | Jaburg Wilk
  • Mediating and Resolving COVID-19 Related Contract and Commercial Lease Disputes
  • Minnesota Supreme Court Rules That Handbook Policies Can Be Contractual Notwithstanding Disclaimer | Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
  • Kansas City Chiefs OLB coach Britt Reid’s contract officially expires
  • IPI ordered to pay law firm over 3,333 for breach of contract | News
  • The Complex Commercial Litigation Law Review - Edition 3: Chapter Austria
  • A global view of the law applicable to an arbitration agreement
  • Georgia Law Firm Discusses COVID-19 as “Act of God” in Contract Law - Press Release
  • Sustainable Supply Chains - The Supply Chain Act and sustainable contract design
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  • Step up trials of alleged Syrian war criminals, U.N. rights chief says
  • ED attaches assets of Jamtara-based cyber criminals
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  • Yes, Democrats voted to send stimulus checks to prisoners, as Republicans did last year
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  • Delhi: Street criminals in police line of fire | Delhi News
  • Rutherford: Survivors of human trafficking are not criminals | Columnists
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  • Thomas D. Elias: Criminals or victims, who should justice serve? |
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  • Tom Cotton falsely claims Joe Biden halted the deportation of criminals
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  • Criminals stole billions in COVID-19 unemployment benefits. A new relief bill won't prevent it from happening again
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  • WA Supreme Court legalized drugs, violent criminals will be released early
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  • Rights group says Libya has failed to hold war criminals accountable - Africa
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  • Pakistan police pop on rollerblades to catch Karachi's criminals - watch
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  • U.S. immigration agents ordered to focus on serious criminals, recent border crossers | The Mighty 790 KFGO
  • Saturday's letters: Canada treats snowbirds like criminals
  • A new innovation for cyber criminals ... "hackers" steal your card information
  • Six held for selling ammo to criminals, 4.5k bullets seized
  • Why do libs like criminals so much?
  • SENATOR MARK JOHNSON SUPPORTS BILL TO PUNISH CRIMINALS WHO END LIVES OF UNBORN CHILDREN
  • 2021 will see DeFi emerge to be 'more attractive to criminals:' Chainalysis
  • Hazel Park detective charged with embezzling forfeiture funds, conducting criminal enterprise
  • U.S. immigration agents ordered to focus on serious criminals, recent border crossers
  • New California bill would decriminalize psychedelics, expunge criminal records
  • US immigration agents ordered to focus on serious criminals | Migration News
  • He Gave Away Oxygen to Thousands of COVID Sufferers. Criminals Burned Down His Home
  • 'They Armed Criminals': Massive PA Gun Trafficking Organization Dismantled With 14 In Custody
  • Activist suggests paying criminals not to kill to cut crime rate
  • Catching the Eyes of Criminals | 22 catalytic converters stolen from three south Georgia businesses
  • Rapper Cyhi calls for change in Atlanta after being targeted by criminals | News
  • Illinois police union: reform bill will ’embolden criminals, threaten officers’
  • Law firm and cyber criminals clash over source of stolen data
  • NYS cybercrime alert: Criminals using consumer information to apply for unemployment benefits | WWTI
  • Crypto criminals got away with B less in 2020 as scam revenue falls
  • Criminals using consumer information to apply for unemployment benefits
  • Stone County Sheriff Tells Criminals to Stop Criminalizing and "#DontBeAJackwagon"
  • Pamplin Media Group - Notorious Portland criminals examined, exposed in new JD Chandler book
  • Time to hack back? Calls mount for counter strikes on cyber criminals
  • Report finds criminals move cryptocurrency through a small number of services
  • IG directs police for crackdown on criminals
  • SF Supervisor says tourists no longer source of fresh bait for city’s criminals
  • Aim of Impeachment Was to Paint All Trump Voters as Criminals: Rep. Mike Johnson
  • Probation policy to rehabilitate criminals
  • Fraudsters and cyber-criminals stole billions of dollars of COVID unemployment aid
  • Tens of thousands protest Myanmar coup after night of fear, security patrols
  • Zionsville using solar-powered cameras to stop crime
  • Seemingly innocent car features making you a target of criminals
  • Chicago requires convicted gun criminals to register, makes arrests but Lori Lightfoot administration won’t prosecute
  • Migrant massacre highlights Mexican police's links with criminals
  • Cyber criminals target people seeking matrimonial alliances : The Tribune India
  • SF supervisor says lack of tourists has criminals now targeting residents
  • What 120 Executions Tell Us About Criminal Justice in America
  • Just 270 crypto addresses laundered .3 billion in dirty funds last year, research shows
  • Cyber Criminal Attempted to Poison Water Supply in Florida
  • Eight men arrested following celebrity SIM-swapping attacks
  • Lancaster's most notorious criminals explained
  • CrimeStoppers says face masks are making it harder to identify wanted criminals
  • Tom Homan: 'Biden has declared the entire country a sanctuary jurisdiction'
  • Officials warn of rise in romance scams this Valentine's Day
  • McClure top GOP on Criminal Law Committee
  • South Georgia Convicted Felon, Wanted at the Time of His Arrest, Facing Ten Years in Federal Prison For Possessing a Firearm | USAO-MDGA
  • Two alleged Nazi war criminals aged 95 and 100 face trial in Germany
  • Assemblyman Kiley Battles Teaches Union and Lawmakers Have Soft Spot for Criminals
  • Sussex criminals named and shamed for their offences
  • California panel urges changes to reduce criminal sentences
  • Cyber criminals target education sector as remote learning increases
  • Anti-Vaxxers Who Shut Down Dodger Stadium Plot Creepy Sequel
  • 'Do we deserve to kill?' Executing criminals takes something from all of us.
  • Ivanka Trump Hopes Her Hard Work Securing Pardons for White-Collar Criminals Pays Off
  • ICC to begin trial of Central African Republic war criminals
  • Criminal use of Washington license plates prompts push for tighter rules
  • White-collar criminals, Presque Isle bridge, Mike Kelly, Donald Trump
  • License plate-reading cameras stopping criminals from committing more crimes
  • New York’s deadly revolving door for gun criminals
  • International Criminal Court paves the way for Israel war crimes investigation
  • As Criminals Innovate, ATM Thefts Becoming a Growing Source of Insurer Loss
  • Serb Chetniks’ Links to War Criminals and Extremists Uncovered
  • Bosnian Serbs Given Deadline to Revoke War Criminals’ Honours
  • Joint raids take guns, criminals off the streets of Shreveport | News
  • North Nashville judge runs ‘unprecedented’ courtroom aimed to rehabilitate low-level criminals
  • After student killed, Arabs say community caught between police and criminals
  • Colorado criminals owe millions of dollars in restitution as victims push for reform
  • Local police officers are becoming deputized US marshals to help capture 'brazen' criminals | Local
  • Nursing student, suspect killed in shootout between cops and criminals in Tamra
  • ‘Enough is enough': Caitlynne’s Law would change 'broken' bond system that puts violent criminals back on the street
  • 80 years after Holocaust began, Nazi war criminals still prosecuted
  • Criminals try to profit from travel restrictions
  • Most Manhattan DA candidates care most for protecting . . . criminals
  • Criminals Steal Billions in California Unemployment Payments
  • Culture of school-based police program unfairly turns kids into criminals
  • Masks help conceal criminals in addition to protecting against coronavirus :: WRAL.com
  • Sex Criminals Use Bitcoin. So Do the Police.
  • Law enforcement needs help identifying masked criminals :: WRAL.com
  • Train robbery near Glyndon, Minnesota in 1897 proves stupid criminals are nothing new
  • Crypto Criminals Bagged Nearly Billion in 2020
  • Feds offers glimpse into how criminals steal COVID-19 unemployment benefits
  • Cyber security experts say criminals targeting people looking for COVID-19 vaccine information
  • Former Kansas City fire captain sentenced for illegally selling firearms
  • Criminals in Mexico exploit desperation for oxygen canisters
  • How Marshal Zhukov shot all criminals in Odessa
  • Will reducing criminal penalties reduce crime?
  • Criminals Raided Unemployment Funds to Tune of .4B
  • Social engineering gains momentum with cyber criminals
  • Dutch prime minister condemns unrest over new coronavirus curfew
  • Iced Earth's Jon Schaffer Says U.S. Was 'Hijacked' By 'Thugs And Criminals': 'They're Messing With The Wrong People Here'
  • Women, crime and consequences - How fleeing criminals find solace in quiet communities | Lead Stories
  • Survivors of sex trafficking are not criminals
  • Russian Hacker Pleads Guilty to Administering a Website that Catered to Criminals | USAO-SDCA
  • Biden Freezes ICE; Suspends 85% of Criminal Alien Deportations
  • Rubio demands clarity on Biden's 100-day deportation pause, amid fears violent criminals will remain in US
  • Horowitz: Biden invites foreign criminals, while criminalizing Americans over masks
  • Fourth person charged in Oconee Co. criminal sexual conduct with a minor case
  • Massive Illinois Crime Bill Highlights
  • Trump pardons Bannon, grants clemency to reactionaries and criminals
  • Illinois poised to end cash bail and possibly set alleged criminals free
  • So long as we blame modern slavery on criminals alone, we'll never tackle the problem | Slavery
  • Violent criminals would be eligible for earlier parole under North Dakota bill
  • Trump Delivers Long-Awaited Triumph for Criminal Justice Reform in Last-Minute Executive Order
  • More frightening than Nixon's final days: Trump's firing Pentagon civilians, pardoning war criminals
  • “Have a Good Life”: Trump Pardons Nearly 150 of His Favorite Criminals on the Way Out the Door
  • ‘Criminals’ impersonating state agents to scam people during vaccine rollout, Texas DSHS warns
  • 'Several dozen' of Trump's pardons pushed by criminal justice reform groups,
  • Criminals target unemployment help, more benefits approved
  • Criminals fiddled stolen Covid-19 vaccine data to damage trust
  • Reader's View: Call rioters what they are: criminals
  • Now we have Covid-19 criminals among us
  • Serious criminals escaping justice as victims pull out of cases due to court delays
  • Criminals continue to leave hammers behind at Ross Ferry crime scene | Canada | News
  • Criminals continue to leave hammers behind at Ross Ferry crime scene | Provincial | News
  • Suburban chiefs disappointed by criminal justice bill
  • Trump to issue about 100 pardons, commutations Tuesday
  • CCTVs a strong deterrent for criminals
  • Even criminals raise their prices when they form cartels | El Salvador
  • Trump's Blackwater Guard Pardons Cause Shock And Dismay : NPR
  • Why Do Criminals Use Cash And Not Bitcoin?
  • Illinois Lawmakers Pass Massive Criminal Justice Bill
  • NYPD union boss slams state AG’s lawsuit, wants city leaders held accountable for ignoring criminals
  • Letter: Criminals without Roofs vs. Those Truly in Need
  • Trump's Post-Election Pardons List: War Criminals, Crooked Politicians And Family
  • Criminal justice reform bill puts pressure on Chicago police union to cut a deal
  • Opinion: Criminals come out of the woodwork as countries roll out COVID-19 vaccines
  • Career criminals sentenced for trafficking fentanyl-laced heroin between Florida and Atlanta | USAO-NDGA
  • Trump pardons US war criminals and undermines rule of law
  • Federal judge: 'Not surprising that a criminal like Trump pardons other criminals'
  • Ethiopian war criminals able to leave Italian embassy after nearly 30 years
  • No surprise 'criminal like Trump pardons other criminals'
  • Reform bill hands ‘keys to the criminals,’ Chicago police union president says
• Judges
  • Arapahoe County District Court judge to resign after using N-word, expressing personal views in court
  • Judge Censured for Using N-Word and 'Manifesting Bias' From the Bench Resigns
  • Judge orders Minnesota officers not to arrest, use force against journalists
  • Colorado Supreme Court judge resigns, gets censured amid racism allegations FOX31
  • Federal Judge Shoots Down Accused Epstein Accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell’s Last-Ditch Bid to Avoid Charges
  • Judge to throw out Fairfax Co. conviction of DC firefighter after claims of officer bias
  • Colorado judge to resign after use of N-word, comments on racial justice draw rare public censure
  • Top Massachusetts court vacates 90-day contempt sentence for teen who called judge B-word
  • Controversial S.F. immigration judge quits, bashes system
  • Judge ponders 'troubling twists and turns' in Union County murder case
  • Judge releases accused shooter after lawyer agreed with bail
  • Federal judge upholds temporary Boston exam school admissions policy
  • Mesh mask lands Capitol riot defendant in hot water with judge
  • Federal Judge Upholds One-Year Admissions Change At Boston's Exam Schools
  • Alabama judge is suspended from bench after she is accused of anti-death penalty predilection
  • Judge in Derek Chauvin Trial Threatens a Mistrial if Prosecution Brings in New Evidence
  • New York judge reverses firing of officer who fought colleague over chokehold | New York
  • Lauren Boebert Calls Adding Supreme Court Judges 'Political Terrorism'
  • CJI: ‘Shockingly false’ plaints against judges : The Tribune India
  • New judge assigned to Wilder murder case
  • Palm Beach County Chief Judge Krista Marx to resign July 31
  • The 6th Circuit cites Clarence Thomas to equate abortion with eugenics.
  • Judge warns of mistrial in Chauvin case if prosecution witness even 'hints' at 'newly discovered evidence'
  • A judge reinstated the pension of a Black police officer fired after stopping a white colleague's chokehold, citing George Floyd
  • Judge in Texas lawsuit against Google issues protective order
  • Will Staten Island get back the 2 judges it lost to budget cuts?
  • Judge grants PR bond for cancer-stricken child sexual abuse defendant | Local Crime News
  • Judge refuses request to acquit Derek Chauvin in George Floyd’s death
  • Texas Tells Judges They Can Ignore Federal Eviction Ban
  • Maharashtra National Law University-N to produce trained judges who can directly be recruited: CJI Bobde | Nagpur News
  • Supreme Court Hearing Deferred Twice After Judge Says Staff Covid +ve
  • Judge discusses plans for trial in newspaper shooting case
  • Federal judge rules private land on border can be seized for wall construction
  • Judge denies defense request to acquit Derek Chauvin in George Floyd's death
  • Derek Chauvin trial: Judge grants key witness' request not to testify
  • Is old ever too old? Cognitively impaired politicians, judges and physicians
  • After winning election past retirement age, Louisiana judge pushes back against complaint | Courts
  • Judge rules for Black Buffalo police officer fired for stopping colleague's chokehold
  • Judge rules for Black officer fired over Buffalo colleague's chokehold
  • Judges are split on how seriously to take John Roberts' abortion opinion
  • Owner of NYC apartment-turned-club can lock out tenant: judge
  • Judge’s ruling reinstates pension for Cariol Horne, former Buffalo police officer who intervened in arrest
  • Judge delays Harvey Weinstein extradition to California
  • How Political Judge-Making Haunts New York Real Estate
  • Judge orders Nebraska to transport prisoner for abortion
  • House aims to suspend raises for Hawaii legislators, governor, judges
  • N.J. faces a ‘historic shortage’ of judges amid growing case backlog, officials say
  • St. Johns County judge says he's seen caseloads grow 'explosively'
  • Up to 100 new immigration judges would be added under Biden budget request
  • Susan Estrich: Diversity matters in slate of judges | Opinion
  • Up to 100 new immigration judges would be added under budget request
  • Judge Millie Thompson files lawsuit against fellow Hays County judges
  • Grace Kinstler coasts to 'American Idol' top 12; Beane saved by judges
  • Court replaces two judges on business court
  • Judges affirm COVID-19 response at Moose Lake prison
  • Some Judges Say Their Courtrooms Won’t Be Returning To Old Practices After Bail Reform Repeal
  • Chauvin judge refuses jury sequester as Minneapolis faces unrest | Black Lives Matter News
  • Knox County judges exercise right to remain silent on illegal bail
  • New law will give Victorian judges discretion to keep convicted sex offenders off the register
  • Who is Judge Peter Cahill in the Derek Chauvin trial?
  • SJC overturns girl's conviction for swearing at judge
  • Chauvin trial judge refuses defense request to sequester jury over new Minn. police killing
  • Judge Sandra Feuerstein dies in Boca crash; Nastasia Snape charged
  • New York federal judge Sandra Feuerstein killed in Florida hit-and-run
  • Driver arrested in judge's hit-and-run death
  • Supreme Court Staff Test Positive; Judge Says Work Won't Be Affected
  • Federal Judge Sandra Feuerstein Killed in ‘Harry Potter’ Hit-and-Run Crash
  • Judge in South Willow case: Similar sentences are important to judges | Courts
  • Two county judges reappointed to state court of the judiciary | News
  • Georgia judges ask for help from jurors with massive backlog of cases
  • Judging The Judges: Smith-Vlasov Scorecard Analysis
  • Two Buffalo judges among seven recommended for state Court of Appeals | Local News
  • Judges should reflect the people they serve
  • Prosecutor in Netanyahu case planned to quit to become a judge, but backtracked
  • New York federal judge Sandra Feuerstein killed in Florida by hit-and-run driver
  • Sandra Feuerstein, New York federal judge, killed in hit-and-run accident. A driver has been arrested
  • Women Suing Deshaun Watson Must Reveal Their Names, Judges Rule
  • Florida woman who claimed to be Harry Potter killed judge in hit-and-run, officials say | Florida
  • Hit-and-run crash in Florida kills New York federal judge
  • Judicial Conduct Tribunal finds Judge Hlophe guilty of gross misconduct
  • Post of Supreme Court judge vacant since last year
  • Jewish judge dead in hit-and-run by driver claiming to be Harry Potter
  • Florida hit-run kills NY federal judge, suspect claimed to be ‘Harry Potter’: police
  • The old guard of the judiciary moves on as Biden announces new picks for bench
  • LI federal judge killed in Florida hit-and-run
  • SLO County judges send Tianna Arata controversy to the appellate court
  • LI federal judge struck, killed by hit-and-run driver in Florida
  • Long Island Federal Judge Sandra Feuerstein Killed in Car Crash
  • Video Appears to Show Rachel Powell Testing Judge’s Mask Order
  • Biden orders study on US Supreme Court term limits, more judges
  • Judges order 13 of NFL QB Deshaun Watson's accusers to identify themselves in lawsuits
  • Judge sides with Kentucky restaurants, bars over Beshear orders
  • Judge orders Deshaun Watson accuser must reveal her name
  • Deshaun Watson's attorney speaks out after Texas judges order accusers to identify themselves
  • Judge sets bail for some in sex abuse case at youth center
  • Judges rule women suing Texans QB Deshaun Watson must divulge names
  • Jefferson County judge suspended after scathing abuse of power allegations
  • Judge’s husband heads to prison; Stephen Miller’s new legal group to sue over Biden policies
  • 14 Deshaun Watson accusers will be identified
  • Deshaun Watson accusers to identify themselves, judges order
  • Judges say 13 of 22 women suing Deshaun Watson must ID themselves in new filings
  • Judges order women suing Deshaun Watson to disclose names
  • Former Nashville judge convicted of public misconduct about to get out of prison
  • Anger as Polish judge identifies 10-year-old transgender girl in tweet
  • Fairfax. judge dismisses misdemeanor case prosecutors decline to handle it
  • Citing high wildfire risk, judge halts construction of massive Tejon Ranch development
  • KS judge strikes down law banning an abortion procedure
  • Backpage founders lose bid for new judge at upcoming trial
  • Federal judge bars anti-abortion group from releasing secretly recorded videos from abortion conferences
  • What if algorithms helped judges decide what words mean?
  • Australia to scrap harassment exemption for judges and politicians
  • Nessel asks judge to consider Powell's 'stunning admissions' in deciding sanctions
  • Judge recuses himself from criminal trials of Barrientes Vela, former captain
  • Judge Frees Former Dallas Police Officer Charged With Capital Murder
  • Judge wants answers from Fulton DA in Rayshard Brooks case
  • Judge suppresses evidence from wiretap in murder case, ruling OR’s wiretap law violates federal Wiretap Act
  • Former Dallas police Officer Bryan Riser released from jail after judge says he can’t be held on capital murder charges
  • Judge orders release of ex-Dallas cop arrested in killings
  • CJI Bobde Calls Collegium Meet for Recommendation of Judges, Experts Term it 'Unprecedented'
  • US Rep. Alcee Hastings dies at 84; was impeached as judge
  • Mayer wins Dunn County judgeship, replacing retiring Judge Smeltzer
  • NKY judge Ann Ruttle suspended without pay
  • A federal judge scaled down Fair Fight's lawsuit over Georgia voting
  • Centre yet to clear HC judges’ names pending for 20 months
  • Judge rules there is no probable cause to hold former Dallas officer Bryan Riser on capital murder charges
  • Netanyahu’s judges lost patience with the defense - analysis
  • Encrypted messages aren't the same as private thoughts.
  • McCloskey case: Court upholds judge's decision to remove Gardner
  • Judge hears motion on passenger seen with Floyd Tuesday morning, testimonies from 2 MPD employees heard
  • Supreme Court, high courts flouted norms on judge appointments: Government | India News
  • Feds ask judge to give Perez 'meaningful' prison term
  • U.S. judge tests prosecutors’ claims that Proud Boys leaders planned Capitol breach
  • George Floyd pal may need to testify at Derek Chauvin trial: judge
  • Rep. Alcee Hastings, civil rights lawyer and judge elected to 15 terms in Congress, dies at 84
  • Harvey Weinstein Appeals Conviction, Blames 'Cavalier' Judge
  • Accused Pelham church shooter asks judge to recuse herself from his case
  • Latino groups push Biden to nominate more Hispanic federal judges
  • Harvey Weinstein appeals rape conviction, blaming 'cavalier' judge
  • Accused cop killer’s compassionate release appealed; Judge is 'being held accountable'
  • Aboriginal teenager loses bid to have trial heard by female judge for cultural reasons
  • Harvey Weinstein appeals conviction, lawyers claim judge 'neglected' fair trial
  • Far-Right Reinforcements Swarm Judge’s House for Ammon Bundy
  • Judge Tosses Devin Nunes Suit Against Fusion GPS
  • 5 suspects arrested in connection with killing of ATC judge in KP - Pakistan
  • Gunmen kill Pakistani anti-terrorism court judge and family
  • Ohio Supreme Court investigating complaint of misconduct against Greene County judge
  • Warhol a Lame Copier? The Judges Who Said So Are Sadly Mistaken.
  • Judge accused of corruption was kidnapped and taken back to Ukraine, Moldova says
  • What to Do When Judges Air Political Grievances in Opinions
  • Biden’s Judge Push - The New York Times
  • SC appoints two judges to conduct trials in coal scam cases
  • Man, 18, stole Cook County judge’s vehicle during 3-day ‘crime spree,’ prosecutors say
  • Rehearing Revisited: Do Some Judges CFR More Often Than Others? - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
  • Be honest on ballot about judges’ political parties | News, Sports, Jobs
  • Appeals judges toss Warren's appeal in racial, gender bias case, threaten sanctions | Cops and Courts
  • Benton County judges require masks in courtrooms
  • Second Judge Recuses Himself in Nomination Commission Case
  • Answer Line: Magistrate judges assigned federal district court duties | Answer Line
  • Two Middle Tennesseans strike chord with American Idol judges, advance to top 24
  • US judge tosses claims by Chinese-born professor over arrest
  • ATC judge along with family gunned down in Swabi interchange
  • Swat ATC judge among four killed in 'targeted attack' near Ambar Interchange in KP - Pakistan
  • Retired judge predicts Netanyahu graft trial will last at least 3 years
  • Feinman, first openly gay judge on New York high court, dies
  • Judge's ruling creates uncertainty for proposed Boston skyscraper
  • Biden's first 11 federal judge nominees highlight a highly nuanced diversity
  • Judges reject Lockerbie bomber family's appeal bid
  • ICC judges uphold acquittal of former Ivory Coast president
  • Attorney convinces judges to let 4 high school wrestlers compete, despite COVID-19 quarantine orders
  • Another judge steps away from case deciding Gianforte’s judicial appointment powers
  • GOP leaders in Legislature raise concerns about judges' impartiality | 406 Politics
  • State judicial watchdog admonishes L.A. judge for 3rd time
  • Iraq judge who presided over Saddam's trial dies of COVID-19
  • Judges' order slowing hog slaughter speed effects Iowa plants
  • 5th Circuit judge and Trump nominee Don Willett fights for police accountability.
  • Oil Giants Win Climate Suit as Judges Push For Political Fix
  • Paul Feinman, first openly gay judge on NY's high court, dies at 61
  • Judge Orders Lil Nas X Satan Shoes Off The Market
  • Sovereign citizen duo accused of filing fake liens against judges, federal officials
  • Paul Feinman, First Openly Gay Judge on N.Y. High Court, Dies at 61
  • Judge tosses some claims in old Georgia election lawsuit
  • Fulop nominates new Jersey City municipal court judges to fill vacancies
  • Colorado man pleads guilty after judge threats
  • Ohio rule says nonmonetary bail should be judges' 1st choice
  • Ohio rule says nonmonetary bail should be judges’ 1st choice
  • Groundbreaking judge on state's highest court dies at 61
  • Chief Justice: Impartiality of judges is the very foundation of the judiciary
  • EU takes Poland to court over law that 'undermines judges' | European commission
  • Judge voids Trump campaign non-disclosure agreement he used to silence employees
  • Paul Feinman, first openly gay judge on New York high court, dies
  • A Judge Ruled Trump’s Campaign Can’t Enforce A 2016 NDA
  • Hawaii Supreme Court issues order allowing judges to once again set bail, keep alleged criminals in custody
  • Black Cube Was Paid ‘Large Amount of Money’ to Improperly Discredit Judge, Court Rules
  • Australian judge says man who filmed dying officers is hated
  • Middletown native, former football star appointed Superior Court judge in California
  • EU Commission sues Poland for undermining independence of judges
  • ICC Judges to Rule on Ivory Coast President's Acquittal | World News
  • ICC judges to rule on Ivory Coast president's acquittal
  • Black Judge Chosen for Only Appeals Court Never to Have One (3)
  • New York must offer vaccine to inmates 'immediately,' judge rules
  • Chauvin trial judge warns witness in tense exchange
  • Biden has chance to diversify a federal bench mostly made up of White male judges
  • Joe Biden Nominates Indian-American Rupa Ranga Puttagunta As Judge Of DC District Court
  • Biden announces 11 judicial nominees to federal bench, including progressive SCOTUS favorite
  • Biden Makes 1st Judicial Nominations, Including Supreme Court Contender : NPR
  • Biden judicial nominee would be first Muslim federal judge in US history
  • How Trump Shaped Federal Judiciary for Generations
  • Who is Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Biden's nominee to replace AG Garland on powerful DC Circuit Court?
  • Live Updates: Trial Over George Floyd's Killing : NPR
  • Biden's Judicial Nominees Have Diverse Backgrounds
  • ‘Trailblazing’: Biden pushes diversity in federal judge nominees | Joe Biden News
  • Biden names first nominees for trial and appeals court judges
  • Biden is nominating his 1st slate of federal judges, including a successor to Merrick Garland
  • Biden to nominate groundbreaking first slate of federal judges
  • 'Soho Karen' tells judge she doesn't want to be jailed
  • Judge rules Ohio professor can sue university over not using student's preferred pronoun
  • Biden picks Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to succeed Merrick Garland on federal appeals court in Washington
  • Judge throws out terrorism threat charge for 3 accused in Whitmer kidnapping plot
  • Diverse panel recommends US judge candidates in Washington
  • Judge orders 3 to trial in plot to kidnap Michigan governor
  • Immigration judge orders former restaurant owner Eva Christian deported; appeal pending
  • Amul Thapar finds First Amendment right to misgender trans student in Meriwether v. Hartop.
  • Derek Chauvin trial: Who is Judge Peter Cahill?
  • What We Know About the Judge in the Derek Chauvin Trial
  • Mexican judges in the spotlight: From district judges to the chief justice
  • The Session Week 13: Judges, Elections And Recreational Marijuana
  • Biden Has First Shot at Judicial Vacancies
  • California high court: Judges must weigh ability to pay bail
  • Not confirming trio of judges will create more judicial backlog ~ Missoula Current
  • All four 30th Circuit Court judges recuse selves from three Pound lawsuits | News
  • Judges move Willie Spence to next round on TV show
  • 'American Idol' Judges Through the Years and Why They Left
  • Bullock-appointed judges face questions in Senate confirmation
  • Judges And Experts Say Judiciary Needs Greater Racial And Gender Diversity
  • Newsom Appoints Superior Court Judges
  • Right-Wing Judges Want to Overturn a Legal Precedent Preserving Free Speech
  • Judges erase ‘and bear arms’ from Second Amendment
  • Iowa judges are doing good work, should get a pay increase
  • Ukraine’s president ousts two judges for being threats to national security
  • Amid sexual misconduct investigation, Judge Tim Henderson suspended
  • Judge tosses case after lawyer says he will not wear a mask
  • Austin can keep enforcing local mask mandate for now, judge says
  • Embattled Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Pinkey Carr accused of more inappropriate behavior in new disciplinary complaint
  • Oklahoma County judge resigns amid sexual misconduct probe
  • Judge Peter Cahill faces huge challenge leading Derek Chauvin trial
  • California judge orders no prison time for boys who beat 13-year-old to death
  • California Supreme Court orders judges to nix cash bail for those who can't pay
  • Brooklyn judge again frees teen with five open gun cases
  • Elizabeth Warren's Push To Diversify Federal Judges Is Finally Catching On
  • Maui attorneys sworn in as 2nd Circuit judges | News, Sports, Jobs
  • Federal judge hints at plea deals coming
  • ‘Sovereign citizens’ allegedly filed million fake award against Tarrant judges to harass them
  • Judge detains former Special Forces soldier charged with assaulting police during Capitol siege
  • Judges must take 'ability to pay' into consideration for bail
  • What awaits Clark County judge Zimmerman if he returns to District Court bench?
  • Four tapped by governor to serve as new Sacramento judges
  • Judges must weigh ability to pay bail
  • California Supreme Court rules judges must consider ability to pay in setting bail
  • California Supreme Court: Judges must consider ability to pay when setting bail
  • SC expresses concern over delay in judges' appointment
  • 'Uncharted waters.' Judges are banning some Capitol riot suspects from the internet
  • Judges weigh banning Capitol riot suspects from the internet
  • Justice N.V. Ramana, a judge who upheld civil liberties
  • Montana Senate committee considers Bullock-appointed judges | 406 Politics
  • New District Attorney says judges treating him, assistants with ‘contempt’ in Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
  • College Student Charged In Capitol Riot Should Be Released, Federal Judge Rules : NPR
  • Brazil court rules Car Wash judge was biased in Lula case
  • Justice lawyer urges judge to reject Huawei lawyer narrative
  • Philippine Supreme Court slams killings of lawyers, judges
  • Federal judge considers ordering California utility to turn power off more often
  • Brazil Supreme Court rules judge who convicted Lula was ‘biased’ | Corruption News
  • U.S. judge criticizes prosecutors over '60 Minutes' interview about probe into Capitol attack
  • Judge rebukes DOJ over prosecutor’s Capitol riot comments on ‘60 Minutes’
  • Biden Can Make Mark on Judiciary with Trial Court Appointments
  • Pioneering Albany judge William Carter is retiring
  • Judge admonishes feds over Capitol riot sedition talk to media
  • Judge warns DOJ that media interviews could taint Oath Keepers case
  • Judge Slams DOJ For Talking To Press About Capitol Riot Case : NPR
  • Judge orders Capitol rioter and Nazi sympathizer to remain in jail while awaiting trial
  • Judge rules ‘impure’ evidence to be blocked from Ghislaine Maxwell trial
  • Judge Orders Hearing in Capitol-Riot Case After ‘60 Minutes’ Interview
  • Why the Biden administration has been slow to install judges.
  • Why Judges, Lawyers And Court Employees Need More Mental Health Support
  • Watch ‘American Idol’ judges help a collapsed contestant
  • Judge Sentences Getaway Driver In Deadly Tulsa Officer Shooting To 24 Years
  • UK judge says newspaper can delay statement
  • Judge rules in favor of Troy landlord
  • How to Choose the Next Federal Circuit Judge: Stick with Experience
  • Pratt named chief judge of Indiana Southern District Court
  • UBS France Trial: Bordeaux Lotto Winner Case Troubles Judge Assessing Appeal
  • U.S. judges reject ‘cut and paste’ appeal in fight over default on federal loan for Harrisburg restaurant
  • Argument to raise salaries for Iowa judges doesn't hold up
  • Two sisters serve as judges in Prince George's County
  • Judge Patricia Hedges' unconventional path paved the way for women | St. Tammany community news
  • Man admits inciting violence, threatening judge who dismissed Section 377A challenges
  • IDF chief condemns ICC probe, implies judges unfamiliar with terror tactics
  • Tennessee appeals court pulls judge from case over retribution worries
  • Embattled judge stripped of judicial power after Peterson comments
  • New Mexico governor appoints judge to court of appeals
  • Opinion | Trump’s attacks on the press were bad. What this federal judge did was worse.
  • Just what will it take to get our judges to see sense on violence against women? | Sexual harassment
  • Judge Laurence Silberman rants about liberal media bias and Big Tech censorship.
  • Calls for Clark County Judge Zimmerman’s resignation grow
  • Federal judge accuses NY Times, WaPo of being 'Democratic Party broadsheets'
  • Judge denies request to delay or move Derek Chauvin trial after George Floyd settlement announcement
  • Cayuga County judge resigns amid probe into texting profane, sexist threats to girlfriend about his ex
  • Federal Judge Laurence Silberman slams media, accusing it of left-wing bias
  • Children’s court judge is charged with possession of child pornography
  • Federal Judge Calls for New York Times v. Sullivan to Go Because 'Media Bias'
  • Judge Laurence Silberman Calls Media an Anti-GOP ‘Threat to Democracy’
  • Federal judge warns 'dangerous' media has 'very close to one-party control' in blistering libel case dissent
  • Abortions to continue during lawsuit
  • Judge In Chauvin Trial Denies Request To Move Trial Out Of Minneapolis : NPR
  • LOL Garamond sux, say federal judges
  • Day 10: One more juror picked as judge rejects delaying Chauvin trial
  • Judge won't move trial in Floyd's death; 13th juror picked
  • Federal judge pens dissent slamming decades-old press protections
  • Mistakes of 2 retired judges being used as “teaching moments”
  • Federal judge dismisses grocery industry suit against Seattle’s -an-hour hazard pay law
  • Watch Live: Judge denies request to delay or move Derek Chauvin trial after George Floyd settlement announcement
  • Judge won't delay Derek Chauvin trial, rules certain evidence from Floyd's 2019 arrest is allowed
  • Lance Bass and Vivica A. Fox claim 'DWTS' judges are biased
  • Federal Circuit Judges Seek First Black Colleague as Seat Opens
  • Vaccine withheld from hospital that gave Trump Tower, judges shots
  • Commissioner Davidson faces legal questions about his talk with a judge about Ammon Bundy
  • 12th juror seated in Chauvin trial, judge to rule on defense motions Friday
  • Judge Rules on Redactions to Filing in Ghislaine Maxwell Case
  • Day 9 for Derek Chauvin trial: 12 jurors seated; angry judge calls for end to settlement talk
  • Judge tosses journalist’s surveillance lawsuit against Rod Rosenstein
  • Derek Chauvin trial: Judge dismisses two seated jurors who heard about George Floyd family settlement
  • Children's Court Judge Brett Blomme charged with possessing child porn
  • Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: Merrick Garland, the Justice Department and the coming war on privacy
  • Judge at Derek Chauvin murder trial to make key rulings Friday
  • Ada Commissioner Davidson asked judge to 'accommodate' Bundy at courthouse
  • Colorado Bar Association calls for required diversity training for lawyers and judges
  • Judge rules in favor of North County San Diego parents suing over school reopening rules
  • Eighth Circuit Judges Won’t Respect Pronouns Because They Lack Writing Skills, Common Decency
  • Who owes what to whom? Benchbook spearheaded by judge from Palmer helps answer that legal question
  • Juvenile court judge charged with child porn possession
  • Justice Isa cautions judges files ready against them - Pakistan
  • Swift challenge to just-signed bill letting governor appoint judges | Montana Legislature
  • Judge denies Omarosa Manigault Newman request to depose Trump, John Kelly in lawsuit
  • WA judge apologizes for comments on Black man killed by cops
  • Washington state judge under fire for mocking black man shot by cops
  • Clark County Superior Court strips Zimmerman of power over its cases
  • Milwaukee County judge, a Cottage Grove resident, faces 7 counts of possessing child pornography | Crime
  • Derek Chauvin Judge Dismisses Two Seated Jurors
  • Who is Judge Peter Cahill? Derek Chauvin trial puts Hennepin County judge in spotlight
  • Collegium split over selection of woman judge to Supreme Court | India News
  • Minnesota judge considering Chauvin trial delay as historic settlement looms over the case
  • New York Gov. Cuomo has appointed all 7 appeals court judges who would vote in impeachment trial
  • Judge rips Arizona GOP for 'groundless' lawsuit challenging Biden's win, orders it to pay legal fees
  • Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Arrested For Child Pornography
  • Who decides which judge presides over what case in Hennepin County?
  • Washington judge taking time off after comments on Black man
  • Judges Juggle Over 2,700 Cases Each as Families Wait for Day in Court
  • Judge orders release of Kansas Senate leader after arrest
  • After deadly N.J. shooting, US judiciary seeks to boost judges’ security at home, work
  • Clark County judge apologizes for Kevin Peterson Jr. comments, will take time off
  • QAnon Shaman Blasted by Judge for 'False' Claim in 'Publicity Stunt' Interview
  • Federal courts expand security following Jan. 6 Capitol riot, threats
  • Day 7 of the Derek Chauvin trial: Judge weighs delay or change of venue
  • Bundy tells judge jail circumstances are 'miserable,' asks for release
  • Judge blasts Arizona GOP over lawsuit demanding ballot audit | Arizona and Regional News
  • Judge in Derek Chauvin trial considers request for delay
  • San Diego judge temporarily blocks state from enforcing school reopening rules
  • US judiciary seeks to boost judges’ security at home, work
  • Chauvin trial: Judge weighs delay as Floyd family settlement roils case
  • Judge sides with North County parents
  • Derek Chauvin judge to consider trial delay after 'unfortunate' M payout to George Floyd's family
  • Judge’s offensive remarks in fatal shooting of Kevin Peterson Jr. draw condemnation, move to disqualify him from criminal cases
  • Judge in Chauvin trial mulling impact of Floyd family settlement | Black Lives Matter News
  • Judge orders Arizona GOP to pay K in failed presidential election lawsuits
  • SW Washington attorneys call for consequences after judge caught making derogatory remarks
  • Judge Leavitt’s corruption allegations challenged
  • Judge rules Secretary of State Benson's ballot signature verification guidance 'invalid'
  • Lula Comes Back as Ex-Judge Faces His Own Trial
  • Covid-19 vaccination: Centre opposes preferential treatment to judges, lawyers : The Tribune India
  • US federal judge issues injunction to temporarily remove Xiaomi ban
  • Sisters in law: Sisters are judges in Prince George’s County
  • Should Corporate Lawyer Regina Rodriguez Become a Biden Federal Judge?
  • DaBaby’s judge backup dancers steal Grammys performance
  • Judge’s corruption allegations challenged | Las Vegas Review-Journal
  • Judge nixes death-row inmate’s claims against attorney, church meddling
  • Johnson: Republican bills to subtract judges from Jefferson County are failed math
  • How Trump’s Judges Stuck a Pin in the ‘Stop the Steal’ Balloon
  • Stats show the impact female judges are making on the Pennsylvania bench
  • Snub to the Weeknd shows the Grammys as unfit judges of music | The Weeknd
  • Prosecutors, judges say Prince William courts in dire need of more staff to handle growing caseloads | News
  • Board of Judges calls on County Commission to withdraw ,000+ pay raise proposal for single county position
  • Lewis Run native impresses judges on The Voice | Bradford
  • SLO County judges to determine legitimacy of Judge Guerrero's ruling
  • Judge caught on hot mic denigrating Kevin Peterson Jr., calls him: ‘the Black guy they are trying to make an angel out of’
  • Xiaomi national security ban suspended by US judge
  • Judge blocks US restrictions against Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi
  • Bullock-appointed judges await uncertain confirmation | 406 Politics
  • Supreme Court Pulls Up Madhya Pradesh Over Murder Case, Judge's Harassment
  • Judge rules against Newport store owner over mask violations
  • Vermont's Peter Hall, US court of appeals judge, dies at 72
  • Depew Police release report on train accident involving judge
  • Three Sitting Sessions Judges Accused of Fraud and Superstition Likely To Be Arrested
  • Judge orders pretrial release of key Oath Keeper charged in Capitol attack
  • Judge sides with Austin in Texas mask lawsuit
  • Judge releases alleged Oath Keeper and questions strength of conspiracy case
  • Mexico President Wants Probe Of Judge Who Blocked Power Plan
  • Retiring federal Judge Viken says his replacement needs to understand Lakota history | Crime & Courts
  • Federal judge in Cleveland overturns CDC eviction moratorium
  • Florida’s senators abandon bipartisan system for nominating federal judges
  • CDC eviction moratorium exceeded authority, federal judge in Ohio rules
  • 3-judge panel begins hearing evidence about whether Aubrey Trail should be on death row | Crime and Courts
  • Chauvin trial: Judge reinstates 3rd-degree murder charge; 6th juror chosen
  • Suspected killer cursed out judge month before accidental release
  • Concerns mount at Legislature as Montana judges wait for confirmation proceedings | Montana Legislature
  • Biden Vetting BIPOC Judges For Historic Nominations
  • After judges rewrite GOP lawmakers' ballot language, Missouri House votes to strip their power | Politics
  • Prosecutors, police, judges and others are property tax delinquents through no fault of their own
  • Judge rules Texas can remove Planned Parenthood from Medicaid program
  • Second Circuit Judge Peter W. Hall Dies at 72
  • Peter Hall, lone Vermont judge on federal appeals court, dies at 72
  • Federal judge in Ohio rules CDC exceeded authority with eviction ban
  • Judge allows Texas to remove Planned Parenthood from Medicaid program
  • Former Alabama judges, prosecutors urge new trial
  • Why a California court is begging Congress for more judges
  • Judge Promises Ruling This Week on Xiaomi Challenge to Trump-Era Ban
  • Administrative judge has not talked with Michalski since freight train hit him | Local News
  • Push to oust judge over absentee vote ruling sparks outcry
  • The connections between friends: the judge and the strip club owner
  • U.S. judge to decide on injunction pausing Xiaomi's blacklisting
  • Who Is The Judge Presiding Over The Chauvin Trial? : NPR
  • Las Vegas judge files federal complaint over commission’s 2-year investigation
  • Ohio Judge Jason Warner, wife convicted in hit-skip crash that injured man
  • 6th Circuit judges trade barbs over references to Marshall Project, Grateful Dead in compassionate release request
  • Doctors win title fight, but judges' cards not announced | Courts
  • 3 female Guatemalan judges defend rule of law
  • Judge says QAnon Shaman will stay in jail until his trial
  • County judges' authority limited under Gov. Abbott's newest executive order
  • Michigan judge cuts hearing short after assault suspect attends hearing from victim's home
  • Police: State Supreme Court Judge Struck by Train
  • Derek Chauvin Judge Pushes Ahead With Jury Selection. Prosecutors Are Freaked.
  • The U.S. Needs More Federal Judges
  • California judge weighs bail for woman who used meth before stillbirth
  • MI5 policy allowing agents to commit crimes was legal, say judges | MI5
  • Effort to remove Nashville judge Lyle over absentee voting order fails
  • Judge dismisses lawsuit over 'race-norming' in NFL dementia tests
  • Ariz. judge slams Capitol rioter who wore horns for 60 Minutes interview from jail, 'detachment from reality'
  • 'QAnon Shaman' To Stay In Jail Pending Trial, Judge Orders : NPR
  • Feds examine ties between judge hit by train and indicted strip club owner | Crime News
  • Judge tosses suit over 'race-norming' in NFL dementia tests
  • Federal judge rules 'QAnon shaman' too dangerous to be released from jail
  • A Judge Won’t Release The “QAnon Shaman” For Jan. 6 Riot
  • Twist in Derek Chauvin trial: Prosecutors appeal judge's decision to continue jury selection, delaying proceedings
  • Judge rejects QAnon shaman’s bid for release
  • Judge Using Phrase 'China Virus' Asked to Apologize Amid Rise in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
  • Top Brazil judge annuls Lula convictions, opening door to 2022 run
  • 3 female Guatemalan judges defend rule of law despite attacks, attempts to remove them
  • Chief Justice Roberts accuses court of turning judges into 'advice columnists'
  • Chief Justice John Roberts Breaks With Justices, Calls Them 'Advice Columnists' : NPR
  • Kentucky teenager thrills ‘American Idol’ judges, goes viral
  • Chief justice says the state needs 21 more judges
  • Guest view: Bill abolishing nomination of judges is an unconstitutional step backward | Columnists
  • Int'l court judges award M to Congolese warlord's victims
  • Special Report: How Trump administration left indelible mark on U.S. immigration courts
  • Dana White Slams 'F**king Insane' Judges' Scorecards For Jan Blachowicz Vs. Israel Adesanya At UFC 259
  • Irish Judges Back Guidelines for Personal Injury Awards to Cut Insurance, Legal Costs
  • Virginia Court of Appeals set to get six new judges after lawmakers agree to expansion
  • Watch Anthony Key Teach 'American Idol' Judges Dance Moves To BTS' "Dynamite" On 'American Idol'
  • Dana White Furiously Rips His Own Judges After UFC 259: 'The Scoring Was Insane'
  • Juvenile judges critical of police plan to curb teen crime in central Ohio
  • White blasts UFC 259 judges: ‘This 10-8 s**t is out of control’
  • Irish judges back smaller personal injury awards to cut legal, insurance costs
  • IN OUR VIEW | Just How Essential?: Should judges and other court personnel jump the line for vaccine in Arkansas?
  • Ohio's Black judges create association to address diversity issues in state's court system
  • Judge Peter Hall, who holds ‘Vermont’s seat’ on federal appeals court, to step down
  • When it comes to recommending Colorado judges for retention evaluators rarely know about disciplinary action
  • Special judge named in Sumner case | News
  • Judge dismisses lawsuit by Democratic AGs to recognize ERA
  • Judges vote to adopt new guidelines to reduce personal injury damages
  • ‘Fetch, Judgey! Get It Boy!!!’: Judge Does Not Take Kindly To Being Treated Like A Dog In Epic Benchslap
  • Equal Rights Amendment: Federal judge rules deadline to ratify ERA 'expired long ago'
  • George Floyd Trial Judge is Taking No Chances with Protest Masks, Clothes
  • NYC judge overturns convictions for 3 men in 1996 murder of off-duty cop, business owner
  • Alleged Capitol rioter begs judge to send him home to parents
  • Courts moving trials to Eastfield Mall movie theaters; judges do walkthrough
  • Why Judges, Not Lawmakers, Should Rule on Disputed Elections
  • Equal Rights Amendment Can't Be Ratified, Judge Rules, but Case Could Head to Supreme Court
  • Gregg County judges to meet on court order relaxing COVID-19 protocols | Local News
  • Groups demand Lake County judge in Ohio apologize for calling coronavirus ‘China Virus’ in bar association newsletter
  • NYC judge slams prosecutor's office behind the wrongful homicide convictions of three men
  • Judge orders UK paper to print front-page notice of its court loss to Meghan Markle
  • UK Judge Orders Tabloid to Share News of Meghan Markle's Legal Win
  • Judge rules states were too late in ratifying Equal Rights Amendment
  • N.Y. judge frees men imprisoned for 24 years, saying prosecutors withheld evidence
  • Chauvin trial judge's decision on 3rd-degree murder charge overturned
  • State Supreme Court judge Michalski hit by freight train | Crime News
  • Chief Rabbi Lau to conversion judges: Ignore lies about you
  • Federal judge says states acted too late to ratify Equal Rights Amendment
  • Chauvin trial judge must reconsider 3rd-degree murder charge, Court of Appeals rules
  • New SC abortion law remains on hold under judge's order
  • With trial backlogs in the hundreds, Kent and Ottawa county judges hope to begin clearing cases
  • Judge’s ruling criticizing Oregon prison medical chief spurs claims of racism
  • A Tale Of Two Judges As Told Through The Federal Eviction Moratorium
  • East Chicago mayor can set firefighters' work schedule, judges rule | Government and Politics
  • India's top judge tells accused rapist to marry victim to avoid jail | India
  • Can Judges Dispense Gender Justice While Expressing Views That Go Against It?
  • Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: Silencing free speech -- when the First Amendment is not enforced, this can happen
  • Justices Appear Conflicted About Status of Administrative Patent Judges | Foley & Lardner LLP
  • WATCH: Waco musician wows "The Voice" judges in blind audition
  • Lehigh County judges address COVID concerns after jail population rose for most of 2020
  • Cameron and Hidalgo county judges speak on vaccines for teachers
  • Adaptive CrossFit Open: What Affiliate Owners, Coaches and Judges Need to Know
  • House anti-corruption and Supreme Court ethics vote helps restore U.S. credibility
  • Opinion: Poland needs more courageous judges | Opinion | DW
  • Kylr Yust loses argument to replace judge in double murder case
  • Only one George Floyd family member allowed at trial: judge
  • Rogers County Judge Dismisses Wave Of Criminal Cases Due To Tribal Jurisdiction
  • EU top court says Polish judges have right to appeal nominations
  • Democrats say bill to remove Nashville judge is ‘legislative blackmail’
  • Judges Chan and Crane Are Assigned as New Commercial Division Judges | Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP
  • Police, judges debate best approach to juvenile crime wave
  • Justices appear conflicted about status of administrative patent judges
  • Sarkozy conviction triggers right-wing backlash against ‘judges’ republic’
  • Thousands in India demand top judge resign over rape remarks | Sexual Assault News
  • Kylr Yust's attorneys argue for new judge, trial location, dismissal of case
  • Judge warns medevac refugees' detention may be unlawful, orders evidence from Peter Dutton
  • Capitol Rioter Who Assaulted Cop Freed Pending Trial
  • Judge limits courtroom to one George Floyd family member at a time during Chauvin trial
  • Meghan Markle wins legal fees from tabloid; judge rejects appeal
  • NJ judge Esther Salas returns to bench after son's murder
  • Progressive Judges Wish List Heavy on ACLU, Light on Big Law
  • Judge's Ruling Condemns Maryland Commission's Hearing Procedures - Horse Racing News
  • Judge returns to bench after son's murder: 'I will not be frightened or be afraid to do what I love to do'
  • Federal judge, citing concerns, refuses to dismiss suit against Henrico judge and others | Crime News
  • EU top court defends right of Polish judges to appeal nominations
  • Judge Esther Salas on GMA: 'I'm moving forward, I'm not moving on' after son's murder, continues to fight for protections
  • EU Top Court Defends Right of Polish Judges to Appeal Nominations | World News
  • Biden under pressure from progressives as he prepares to pick first judges | Joe Biden
  • Tucson judge under investigation after firing warning shot at alleged stalker
  • Appeals court judges weigh reinstating 3rd-degree murder charge for Chauvin after hearing arguments
  • Judge Says CDC's Eviction Ban Is Unconstitutional. Here's What That Means for Renters
  • Supreme Court judges to get vaccine today, no choice between Covaxin, Covishield
  • Supreme Court Considers Whether Patent Judges Were Properly Appointed
  • Supreme Court skeptical about patent judge appointments
  • Durbin, New Judiciary Chair, Warns Republicans on Blocking Judges
  • A judge says we can’t ban evictions. It’s an attack on all federal power.
  • Who is Leaving and Who is Returning to the Judges' Panel?
  • Is Now The Time To Look At Buying Judges Scientific plc (LON:JDG)?
  • Austria: Compliance with anti-corruption recommendations for MPs, judges and prosecutors is “globally unsatisfactory”
  • How to watch The Voice 2021 online: Auditions schedule, judges and more
  • Supreme Court Judges To Be Vaccinated From Tomorrow, Can Choose Vaccine
  • Biden follows Trump's bad example in downgrading the American Bar Assn.'s role on judges
  • Nirav Modi case: UK judge's jibes at retired Indian counterparts
  • Judge Ester Salas returning to bench after son murdered in North Brunswick, New Jersey home last summer
  • Justice Dept. to appeal judge’s order on eviction moratorium
  • Justice Department to appeal judge's order on eviction moratorium
  • Longtime federal judge and lawyer from N.J. dies
  • Editorial: The ABA's downgraded role on judges
  • Kansas Supreme Court suspends foul-mouthed judge from bench
  • DOJ files appeal of Trump-appointed judge's ruling on CDC eviction moratorium
  • Judge approves 0 million Facebook privacy settlement over facial recognition feature
  • DMK leader humiliated lower caste people, judges: Madras HC
  • Judge approves 0M settlement in photo-tagging lawsuit against Facebook
  • Hawley suggests Biden elevate Trump-era judges, but warns president is 'in thrall to radical left wing'
  • Texas federal judge rules CDC's pandemic eviction moratorium unconstitutional
  • Judge says Maricopa County must provide 2020 ballots to Arizona Senate
  • Judge approves 0M Facebook privacy lawsuit settlement
  • Comments Against Judges a Disturbing New Trend, Says Ravi Shankar Prasad
  • Comments against judges a disturbing new trend: Ravi Shankar Prasad
  • Federal judge blocks Tennessee abortion restrictions
  • Texas federal judge rules that national moratorium on evictions is unconstitutional
  • Claudette White, Innovative Tribal Judge, Dies at 49
  • Judge sides with Senate, says Maricopa must turn over election materials for audit
  • Kansas judge suspended from bench for frequent F-bombs, sexism; called Black men ‘boy’ in court
  • Federal judge in Texas rules eviction moratorium is unconstitutional
  • Eviction moratorium struck down by a Trump judge in a poorly reasoned opinion
  • Justices to consider appointments clause challenge to administrative patent judges
  • Capitol riot defendants facing jail have regrets. Judges aren’t buying it.
  • Texas judge finds national eviction moratorium unconstitutional
  • Judge stops Gov. Kristi Noem from releasing records in AG's fatal crash
  • Rep. Stanton wants to expand the number of federal judges in Arizona
  • 'Most serious crime,' Douglas County attorney disagrees with judge's decision to lower bond
  • Federal judge rules eviction moratorium is unconstitutional
  • Judge rules CDC eviction moratorium unconstitutional
  • Overwhelmed federal courts ask Congress for more judges
  • Want to Watch Accused Insurrections Get Hauled Before Judges? Here's How.
  • Judge denies Title IX complaint against Michigan State based on raised standards
  • In latest Loughry twist, full panel of appeals judges will hear justice's social media bias case
  • Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: COVID, Dr. Anthony Fauci and the Constitution
  • A Trump judge is already sabotaging Biden’s efforts to slow deportations
  • Protecting Privacy of Judges Online New Focus for Durbin (1)
  • Lycoming County judges recused from Zeigler cases | News
  • After three judges, seven defense attorneys, and four years, a Springfield sexagenarian awaits trial | MyPanhandle.com
  • General Assembly elects new judges, including successor to Roanoke judge who quietly left midterm | Latest News
  • Judge upholds Seattle eviction regulations, rebuffing landlords’ lawsuit
  • WA Supreme Court hears case about power of presiding judges
  • Embattled Chesterfield judge loses bid for reappointment, despite certification earlier in week | Crime News
  • Federal judge indefinitely blocks Biden's 100-day deportation pause
  • Matt Berry Should Play a Judge in a TV Legal Drama
  • Judge Bans Enforcement of Biden's 100-Day Deportation Pause | Political News
  • Biden’s 100-day deportation moratorium indefinitely banned by judge
  • California Judge Allows State’s Net Neutrality Law to Go Into Effect
  • Federal Judge Indefinitely Blocks Biden Administration’s 100-Day Deportation Moratorium
  • Editorial: A new Illinois law would let judges, not finances, determine who stays in jail | Editorial
  • Federal judge deals Biden another blow on 100-day deportation ban
  • Brooklyn Judge Paid Mom’s Home Care Worker .29 an Hour, Suit Charged
  • Federal judge indefinitely blocks Biden administration's 100-day moratorium on most deportations
  • Judge bans enforcement of Biden's 100-day deportation pause
  • Judge Merrick Garland Attorney General Washington DC
  • Judge denies request to throw out felony robocall charges
  • Judge rips Capitol rioter’s Trump defense
  • Judges With Corporate Backgrounds Side With Workers Less, Study Finds : NPR
  • Judge Peter Barnes III - former State Senator - has Died
  • General Assembly elects new judges, including successor to Roanoke judge who quietly left midterm | Latest Headlines
  • Federal judge rules California can enforce net neutrality law
  • N.J. judge, former lawmaker Peter Barnes III dies at 64
  • California's net neutrality law allowed to take effect after judge's ruling
  • The Skanner News - Six Trailblazing Black Judges to Discuss Overcoming Challenges Feb. 26
  • Judges hear former US Rep. Corrine Brown’s appeal over dismissed juror
  • Appellate judges rule in favor of Dillan Tabares' mother in civil suit against city of Huntington Beach
  • Judge who blocked Trump's "Muslim ban" received 40,000 threats
  • Judge Roland Steinle asked to review harsh charging by prosecutors
  • Seattle federal Judge James Robart recalls deluge of threats after striking down Trump travel ban in 2017
  • Clyburn pushes for Judge J. Michelle Childs to be Supreme Court's first Black female justice, report says
  • Don’t address Supreme Court judges as ‘Your Honour’: CJI to petitioner
  • Supreme Court Judges On Being Called Your Honour
  • District judges hear variety of cases | News, Sports, Jobs
  • Huntington to discuss limiting political activity of judges
  • Lynn high schooler Amanda Mena wows 'American Idol' judges at audition
  • Copper mining company to get access to Oak Flat unless federal judges step in
  • Appointment of High Court judges : The Tribune India
  • Republicans again target ballot collection law struck down by judges | 406 Politics
  • Casey Bishop Blows 'American Idol' Judges Away
  • Grant Helps Missouri Judges Learn The Science Of COVID-19
  • 'American Idol' contestant Willie Spence wows judges with rendition of 'Diamonds'
  • 'Latin Luke Bryan' Gets ‘American Idol’ Judges On Their Feet During Audition Sounds Like Nashville
  • Bay Area 'Viking' stuns the judges
  • Four appointed as HC judges
  • On Federal Appeals Courts, a Spike in Partisanship
  • Wolf hunt will move forward after panel of judges dismisses DNR appeal | Free
  • Are Judges Just Politicians in Robes?
  • Ugandan judges deny ‘secret meetings’ with president
  • NJ judge says lawyer who killed her son also tracked Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
  • Book review of Why the Innocent Plead Guilty and the Guilty Go Free: And Other Paradoxes of Our Broken Legal System by Jed S. Rakoff
  • NJ federal judge Esther Salas continues push for more security after attack on family
  • State NAACP seeks investigation of Senate committee process that did not reappoint Chesterfield judge | Crime News
  • Support for Disha Ravi 'sickening': Ex-CBI chief, former judges write to President Kovind
  • Roy Den Hollander also tracked SC Justice Sonia Sotomayor
  • Yellowstone filmmakers weigh in on judge's ruling halting fees for commercial filming | Montana Untamed
  • U.S. Judge Esther Salas tells her story on 60 Minutes
  • Federal judges call for increased security after threats jump 400% and one judge's son is killed
  • Former judges, ex-police officers write to President over Disha case, back police action
  • Judge dismisses Georgia lawsuit by transgender fire chief
  • Federal Judge Esther Salas: "My son's death cannot be in vain"
  • Trailblazing U.S. Magistrate Judge Hugh B. Scott has passed away
  • Lawyer who filed suit to reverse 2020 election results referred by judge for discipline
  • Judge rejects detention request for Kansas Proud Boys leader
  • Federal judge dismisses discrimination lawsuit by transgender fire chief in Georgia
  • Wolf Hunt Will Move Forward After Panel Of Judges Dismisses DNR Appeal
  • Judge tosses Nunes' libel suit against CNN
  • Judge says attacker made dossier on Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor
  • In letter to governor, Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff blames winter disaster on energy deregulation
  • Judge rejects Rep. Devin Nunes defamation suit against CNN
  • Judge rejects Pamela Hupp's appeal of her murder plea | Law and order
  • Russians Sent Thousands of Threats Against U.S. Judge James Robart After Trump Tweeted About Him
  • Federal judge whose son was killed says attacker also targeted Sonia Sotomayor
  • South Carolina 'heartbeat' abortion ban temporarily blocked by federal judge
  • Bipartisan group of former judges back Merrick Garland confirmation as attorney general
  • Judge says lawyer who killed her son also tracked Sotomayor
  • Judge whose son was killed by gunman says Sotomayor also targeted
  • Judge Esther Salas 'tells 60 Minutes' Justice Sonia Sotomayor was targeted by same gunman who killed her son
  • Justice Sonia Sotomayor was targeted by gunman, federal judge tells '60 Minutes'
  • Speaker Welch’s Wife Applies For Cook County Judge
  • Federal judge whose son was killed in attack says gunman targeted Sonia Sotomayor - 60 Minutes
  • In Capitol riot cases, judges split on whether to keep defendants in jail before trial
  • Biden gets chance to leave mark on federal judiciary as judges step aside
  • Illinois Supreme Court appoints Steven Bost as at-large judge in First Judicial Court | Government and Politics
  • Lebanon Removes Judge Investigating Beirut Blast
  • Dallas County Judge Says Gov. Abbott 'Consciously Chose' Regulations That Led to Power Crisis
  • Judges order 2-month delay in case to compel McGahn testimony to House
  • 9 Black women now serve as judges in Colorado
  • Lebanese court removes judge leading Beirut blast investigation | Middle East News
  • Capitol riot suspects 'zip tie guy,' mom must stay in custody
  • Top Bhutan general, judges detained in alleged overthrow plot | Courts News
  • Top Bhutan general and judges detained for overthrow plot
  • Haiti judge at center of alleged coup plot fights back
  • Former North Carolina Supreme Court Judge Leaves Republican Party After 45 Years
  • Judge urges probe of possible misconduct by NY prosecutors
  • Judge orders 2 Capitol insurrection suspects to remain in jail
  • Family Court merger condemned by former judges and legal experts after legislation passed
  • Judge rebukes preeminent US attorney's office and urges DOJ review of sanctions case given 'systemic nature' of errors and misconduct
  • Judge Dismisses Devin Nunes Aide's Lawsuit Against CNN
  • Judge accused of altering court paperwork resigns
  • Judges block work at ConocoPhillips’ huge Alaska project, casting cloud over 'North Slope renaissance'
  • Judge in Gov. Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot deals feds a setback
  • Wasilla lawmaker introduces bill that would upend the way Alaska selects some judges
  • Midshipman's Status at Naval Academy Unclear as Judge Considers Ruling in Lawsuit over Tweets
  • A judge is forcing L.A.'s hand on homelessness. Is he helping?
  • Advocates ask Joe Biden to name Black women as judges
  • Orange County judge says no inmate releases needed to contain COVID-19 at jails
  • Lamont to nominate diverse first class of trial judges
  • Judge in Oakland says Trump's final asylum rule violates immigration laws
  • Jacob Zuma repeats claims that judges were bribed, Julius Malema calls for probe
  • Judge narrows Georgia voting rights lawsuit but allows it to advance
  • Harry Dunn family's damages claim can go ahead in US, judge rules | UK news
  • Crystal Lake Central Grad Wows Judges On 'American Idol'
  • Judges block work at ConocoPhillips’ huge Alaska project, casting cloud over “North Slope Renaissance”
  • WhatsApp Messages, Flirting By Judge Draw Supreme Court Warning
  • Federal judge blocks last-minute Trump rule limiting asylum claims
  • Davidson-Davie County chief district court judge Wayne Michael retires
  • Judge publishes full reasons for varying Alex Salmond court order
  • Trump picked the youngest judges to sit on the federal bench. Your move, Biden.
  • Marin judge cuts prison sentence for Max Wade
  • Judge to weigh lawsuit on Florida's unemployment problems
  • Carroll County Judge Sean Smith reaches long-held goal on the bench
  • Institutional vandalism, simple assault among charges recently handled by Brentwood, South Park judges
  • Assault, corruption of minors among charges handled recently by Bridgeville, Scott, Carnegie judges
  • GUEST COMMENTARY: Picking judges in Lake, three other counties, is unfair | Guest Commentary
  • Florida judge to weigh lawsuit on unemployment options
  • Lawsuit: Judge suing CT town, 72-year-old instructor after breaking neck during pickleball lesson
  • Retired Franklin County Circuit Judge Clyde Perdue dies at 66 | Local News
  • Judge tosses Page defamation suit against Verizon company
  • Clipping the judges’ wings | Opinion
  • Why Is Michael Bennet Defying Joe Biden’s Call for Non-Corporate Judges?
  • Claudia Conway Tries to Impress Judges, Discusses Relationship With Mom Kellyanne
  • Kellyanne & George Conway's Daughter Wows Judges
  • Claudia Conway Goes Hollywood, Surprises ‘American Idol’ Judges With Adele and Emotional Confession
  • 'American Idol' Judges Luke Bryan and Katy Perry Joke Around Ahead of Season 4 in 2021
  • ‘American Idol’ judges love Michigan teen’s ’extravagant’ jacket, but not his singing voice
  • Judges right not to second-guess COVID responses
  • 9th Circuit judges now weighing arguments over Rosemont Mine | Local news
  • SONDERMANN | Time to start judging our judges | Colorado Politics
  • No records of alleged misconduct by Colorado judges found | Colorado Politics
  • After Biden Inauguration, Prominent Judges with Heavy Footprints in Financial Services Litigation Go Senior
  • How to watch American Idol 2021 online: Start date, auditions, judges and schedule
  • Michigan judges can’t stop medical marijuana use by probationers, court rules
  • Biden Gets The Opportunity To Reshape A Key Federal Court : NPR
  • The Endless War Over How Judges Are Selected
  • 5 new judges join 2nd District bench
  • Lawyers, judges ask for investigations, reform following judicial scandal | Courts
  • Maui attorneys confirmed as 2nd Circuit judges | News, Sports, Jobs
  • Term Of High Court Judge Pushpa Ganediwala Who Delivered Controversial Verdicts Reduced To 1 Year
  • Colorado judge maintains charges for Dane accused in fire
  • Judge overturns Trump action that lifted mining ban in U.S. West
  • Pushpa Ganediwala, Bombay High Judge Who Passed Controversial Sex Assault Orders, Gets Reduced New Term
  • Judge rules in favor of Minnesota unions in dues collection case
  • US judge will not stop land transfer for mine in Arizona | Indigenous Rights News
  • Opinion | What Mitch McConnell Got Right
  • Judge: 3rd degree murder can't be added in George Floyd case
  • Former 2nd Circuit Judge Droney has 'a lot of things to say'
  • Trump's lifting of mining ban in 6 western states overturned by judge
  • Judge David S. Tatel plans to step back, Biden can nominate two on D.C. Circuit
  • N.H. Circuit Court Judge Arrested on Felony Evidence Tampering Charges
  • Judge Declines New Arrest Warrant For Kyle Rittenhouse
  • Circuit court judge arrested after accusations of altering orders
  • Kyle Rittenhouse to remain out on bail after judge denies motion for new arrest warrant
  • You’re ‘So Unpatriotic It Makes My Straight Hair Curl’
  • Kyle Rittenhouse to remain free after judge rejects motion for rearrest
  • Judge rejects new warrant for Rittenhouse
  • Judge Tells Bullhorn Mom Rachel Powell She’s ‘So Unpatriotic It Makes My Straight Hair Curl’
  • Accusations of retaliation, misconduct swirled around San Antonio municipal judge’s resignation, records show
  • Judge denies request to increase Kyle Rittenhouse's bail, won't allow prosecutors to see new address
  • Wisconsin Judge Denies New Arrest Warrant For Kyle Rittenhouse : NPR
  • Seattle City Council should heed judge’s warning on police ‘defunding’
  • Judge lifts temporary restraining order that allowed WNY restaurants to be open past 10 p.m.
  • Alleged Capitol rioter asks judge for permission to travel to Peru to be married
  • Ex-boyfriend seeks non-Loudoun judge for trial in Bethany Decker disappearance
  • Lawyer turns on Zoom filter by mistake - has to tell judge he's not a cat | US News
  • Haiti police clash with protesters as president targets judges | Politics News
  • Ronaldo hush-money case kept with US judge in Nevada
  • Would-be judges getting more public scrutiny from Virginia legislators | Local News
  • Judges rule DA must turn over drug task force records to LNP | Local News
  • Haitian protesters, police clash after president moves against top judges
  • Haitian Protesters, Police Clash After President Moves Against Top Judges | World News
  • Current Stow Municipal Court judges file for Republican primary
  • Fact-finder says Wayne Co. Judge Bruce Morrow violated code of conduct
  • Judge stops Biden administration from pausing deportations for 2 more weeks
  • Judge extends restraining order against Biden's deportation freeze
  • Alleged Capitol rioter asks judge to let him visit Peru to get married
  • Judges sends Lake Station man to prison for role in 2013 robbery-homicide | Crime and Courts
  • ‘I Am Not a Cat,’ Lawyer Using Zoom Cat Filter Tells Judge
  • Douglas County health officials work on plan to vaccinate judges, lawyers, court workers | Crime News
  • Judge halts Proud Boy's release in Capitol breach case
  • Lawyer tells judge 'I'm not a cat' after a Zoom filter mishap in virtual court hearing
  • South Dakota judge strikes down voter-passed marijuana measure
  • Trifecta of Roles for Leahy: Witness, Juror and Judge in Trump’s Trial
  • Texas lawyer trapped by cat filter on Zoom call, informs judge he is not a cat | Texas
  • Texas judge extends suspension of Biden deportation moratorium plan
  • South Dakota judge rejects amendment legalizing marijuana | Local
  • Cowlitz County Superior Court Judges end contract with ICE to house youth | Local
  • Judge Blocks LA District Attorney's Reforms : NPR
  • Biden and Democrats prepare to act fast on judges, having learned lesson from Trump
  • Cathy Cochran, former Texas appellate judge and Houston attorney, dies
  • Texas judge changes locks to her office, warns colleagues about trespassing
  • Judge declines to send Capitol riot suspect back to jail after violating orders
  • Senators' judicial pick raises questions about about Biden guidance on judges | Colorado In DC
  • Former southeast Michigan judge David Parrott loses appeal in drunk driving case
  • South Dakota judge rejects amendment legalizing marijuana
  • US Capitol riots: Judge agrees to release prominent Proud Boys leader facing charges
  • Magistrate judge orders release of top Proud Boys organizer charged in Capitol insurrection
  • A California judge ordered OAN's parent company to pay 0,000 in Rachel Maddow and MSNBC's legal fees after its failed defamation suit
  • Judges in Netanyahu trial will consider delay after hearing on AG approval of probes
  • You cannot be serious: electronic line judges make Grand Slam debut
  • Don't let Senate Republicans weaponize tradition to block Biden judges
  • Firm, Challenging COVID Rules, Accused Of Judge Shopping
  • Australian Open: Osaka gives thumbs up to electronic line judges
  • electronic line judges make Grand Slam debut
  • Osaka gives thumbs up to electronic line judges
  • Judges decide not to keep commissioner job
  • WABE's Week In Review: Greene Booted From House Committees And Georgia Judges Bucking The CDC
  • After Officer’s Racist Post, New York’s Top Judge Demands ‘Zero Tolerance’
  • What are our judges hiding?
  • Hays County Judge Millie Thompson bars judges, staff from her office
  • Israel/Palestine: ICC Judges Open Door for Formal Probe
  • Travis County judges warn about scammers posing as sheriff's deputies
  • Judge schedules hearing next week on state's request that Rittenhouse be arrested, bail increased
  • Trump hotel in Chicago violated Illinois environmental laws, judge rules
  • Travis County Judges warn residents not to fall for fake jury duty calls
  • Claudia Tenney: New York Congressional Candidate Has Victory Certified by Judge
  • Judge allows Texas florist charged in Capitol riot to travel to Mexico for retreat.
  • Trump could be fined million after an Illinois judge ruled his Chicago hotel violated a environmental protection law for 3 years
  • Opinion | Ketanji Brown Jackson is about to become much more well known
  • Judge allows 'Cowboys for Trump' leader to be released from jail
  • Judge sets bail hearing for Kyle Rittenhouse next week
  • Judge Says Florist Charged in Capitol Riot May Travel to Mexico
  • Judge releases New Mexico county official charged in Capitol riot
  • Texas woman charged in Capitol riot can visit Mexico, judge rules
  • Judge rules Republican Tenney won last open US House race
  • US Capitol riot: Woman charged can visit Mexico, federal judge says
  • Nicholson elected next Kankakee County associate judge | Local News
  • Judge sent teen to prison too long for stabbing teacher, court says; still, she rebuilt her life
  • Capitol Insurrection Updates : NPR
  • Capitol Insurrection Defendant Can Go To Mexico
  • Longtime federal judges stepping aside to create vacancies for Biden to fill
  • Dems come to terms with an underappreciated goal: confirming judges
  • ICC has jurisdiction to probe Israel, Hamas for war crimes, pretrial judges rule
  • Biden Won’t Restore Bar Association’s Role in Vetting Judges
  • Cass Sunstein: Trump judges least of Biden's worries | Columnists
  • The Judges on the 'Go-Big Show' Are Ready to Find Big Talent
  • Judges, not voters, may decide on Scottish independence vote
  • Governor seeks to extend appointment power, including judges | Regional News
  • NEO Federal Judges Take Senior Status, Allowing Biden to Appoint Replacements
  • MTU Winter Carnival snow statues seen by judges
  • Federal judge to Seattle City Council: Tread carefully with efforts to defund police or risk violating consent decree
  • Senate Democrats have chance to name judges who understand real people
  • Murphy nominates three judges in Hudson County
  • Judge orders jail to provide organic food to ‘QAnon Shaman’
  • Trump-Appointed Federal Judge Trevor McFadden Extends Deadline for Ex-President To Turn Over Tax Returns
  • Florida burglary suspect flirts with judge, still gets K bail
  • Emmet Sullivan, U.S. judge who oversaw Michael Flynn case, steps back from full-time duty
  • New York judge resigns after keying town official's car
  • The president of the American Constitution Society explains what Democrats have to do next on judges.
  • Judge orders Oregon to vaccinate prisoners before some seniors
  • Judge grants order temporarily blocking bill limiting Gov. Beshear's COVID-19 efforts
  • Judge orders Crack’d Egg to follow covid rules or close
  • Federal Judge Orders Oregon State Prisons to Vaccinate Inmates
  • State Judge loses top court post to family court judge
  • Prince Harry Slammed by Judge over Tabloid Criticisms, Ordered to Pay Costs
  • Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: The abuse of the Fourth Amendment and the consequences of that abuse
  • Judge extends order requiring advance notice to Trump in tax returns case
  • Retiring judges give Biden chance to make his bench mark
  • Bill sparks debate about politics driving St. Joseph County judge selections | Local
  • Oregon to begin vaccinating prisoners against COVID-19 after judge's order
  • Judge to grant request from 'Qanon Shaman' for organic diet in jail
  • Judge removes private ruler of several Kakaako roads
  • Colorado Judicial Department gave .5 million contract to prevent tell-all sex discrimination lawsuit about judges’, court officials’ misconduct
  • Judge's Ruling Gives Hawaii A Big Win In Kakaako Roads Dispute
  • Charges handled by judges in Brentwood, South Park for the week of Feb. 3, 2021
  • Judge enters 1 million judgment against Arkansas Department of Transportation
  • Biden's opportunity to nominate federal judges
  • Afghan judge killed in Jalalabad, third court official in a month | Conflict News
  • Northwestern Law to honor Kenyan judge
  • Judge Postpones Guantanamo Arraignments Over Covid Concerns
  • Video shows suspect attack judge in Mississippi courtroom
  • Judges take more than two days to finalize results of Minnesota ice fishing event
  • Bill would give Nevada’s judges major pay raises
  • 'The CDC As Far As I Know Has No Control Over Georgia Courts:' Judges Continue Evictions Despite Moratorium
  • Janet Mills nominates new judges, but still hasn’t named a new chief justice
  • Trump Judges Excuse Corporate Debt Collector’s Indirect Misrepresentations Under Federal Law: Confirmed Judges, Confirmed Fears
  • SJR 16 would end citizen role in retaining Indiana judges
  • Judge orders 'Cowboys for Trump' leader held without bail over Capitol riot charge
  • PIL in Delhi HC to include judges, judicial staff in first phase of Covid-19 vaccination
  • Former Richmond judge starts petition seeking Chesterfield Judge Pamela O'Berry's reappointment to the bench | Crime News
  • Judge throws out rule limiting what science EPA can use
  • Court warns Claudia Tenney’s campaign volunteer to stop ‘inappropriate’ texts to judge
  • Judge Wendell Griffen announces retirement at the end of 2022
  • Judge dismisses complaint by Cincinnati teachers to delay in-person start
  • Judge attacked in courtroom, helps take suspect down
  • Federal judge removed from sex discrimination case after circuit rules he 'stifled' professor's access to fairness
  • Former U.S. District Court Judge Peter Fay dies at 92
  • Houston judge Lynn Hughes is pulled off another case as 5th Circuit revives prof's discrimination claim
  • At Biden’s request, Montana judge vacates Trump EPA’s ‘secret science’ rule
  • Ocala Judge Sarah Ritterhoff Williams explains why she will retire in May
  • Lamont put a quiet freeze on new judges. It's about to thaw.
  • Chris Young was freed with the help of Kevin Sharp, the judge who sentenced him. Now he's fighting for prison reform
  • Judge denies bond for former teacher jailed in disturbing child sex case
  • Lawyers: ‘Wasted’ Portland area judge drunk at court
  • Champaign County's newest associate judge knows how to jam | News
  • Trump Appointees Poised to Influence Legal Outcomes for Decades to Come
  • Judges go easy on fed workers convicted of crimes linked to Russia collusion lies
  • Jury pools grow as judges dig themselves out of a case backlog | Local News
  • Conservative group targets top SC judicial post candidate
  • Pa. could become a national outlier in how it elects appellate judges. Here’s why experts are worried. | PA Power and Policy: Pennsylvania State News
  • Letter to the editor: We should not change how we elect judges
  • Pa. could become national outlier in how it elects appellate judges, worrying some experts
  • Jury pools grow as judges dig themselves out of a case backlog | Regional News
  • Supreme Court withdraws recommendation on Bombay High Court judge’s appointment
  • Zen principles provide valuable lessons for judges
  • Judge orders Seattle to pay nearly ,000 to Black Lives Matter lawyers for costs of case against police
  • POCSO verdict: SC collegium set to withhold promotion of Bombay HC judge
  • Biden reportedly expected to nominate judges with legal backgrounds 'historically underrepresented on the federal bench'
  • Donohoo, Motil named as new judges
  • Supreme Court Panel Acts After Judge's Controversial Sex Assault Orders
  • Chesterfield's longest serving Black judge may have lost reappointment to the bench; critics say she's too harsh on defendants of color | Crime News
  • Judge orders Trump Organization to hand over documents to New York attorney general
  • Legal Pressure on Trump Increases With Judge’s Order in Fraud Inquiry
  • Isidore Torres, Trailblazing Hispanic Judge in Michigan, Dies at 73
  • Judges release Illinois, Missouri men charged in Capitol riot | Law and order
  • Judge orders tax lawyers to hand over Trump organization docs to NY AG
  • Two federal judges in Cleveland will take senior status, giving President Biden seats to fill on the Northern Ohio bench; a third jurist is considering a similar move
  • Judge sanctions lawyer and client 0K, citing ‘mountain of evasiveness’ and ‘outright lies’
  • Summit judge fight about attorney appointments continues
  • Judges hear arguments over Md. law barring broadcast of audio from court hearings
  • State judges should be chosen by all the state’s voters | Letter
  • DC judge says Pelosi office invader must stay in jail
  • U.S. judge blocks deportation freeze in swift setback for Biden
  • Federal judges announce plans to retire, opening court vacancies for Biden to fill
  • Chief Judge Beryl Howell scorches Capitol riot suspects and keeps man who was in Pelosi's office in jail
  • Judge orders Capitol rioter Richard Barnett held without bail
  • Judge Orders Man With Feet On Pelosi's Office Desk Jailed
  • D.C. judge jails Richard Barmett, man who was photographed in Pelosi?s office duing Capitol breach
  • Clinton appointee who began as youngest judge in US to retire from Houston federal bench
  • ‘Harvard Law Review’ cites Pleasant View judge | National News
  • Federal Judge Blocks Biden’s 100-Day Deportation Freeze | National News
  • Trump Judges Are Already Thwarting Biden’s Agenda
  • After arrest for drunken groping at bachelor party, Louisiana judge suspended | Courts
  • Bell orders staff to move cases away from St. Louis County judge over email flap | Law and order
  • 23 Harris County judges to be dropped from felony bail lawsuit
  • Court OKs ouster of L.A.-based judge for sexual misconduct
  • Federal Judges Are Retiring Now That Joe Biden Will Pick Their Replacements
  • Crisis in HC as 4 senior judges retire in January : The Tribune India
  • Govt sitting on judge picks for 1.5 years, says SC on HC vacancies | India News
  • Idaho's new Supreme Court chief justice addresses pandemic challenges, need for more judges
  • Judge rules past arrests, bodycam footage of George Floyd inadmissible at trial
  • Federal Texas judge blocks Biden admin deportation moratorium
  • Judge Blocks 100-Day Pause on Deportation, a Blow to Biden's Immigration Agenda
  • George Floyd's conviction, arrest can't be used at trial, judge rules
  • Federal Judge Blocks Biden's 100-Day Deportation Moratorium : NPR
  • Texas judge temporarily halts Biden's 100-day deportation freeze
  • Weinstein Sexual Misconduct Settlement Confirmed by Bankruptcy Judge
  • Judge temporarily blocks Biden administration's deportation freeze
  • Judge Orders Destruction Of Alleged Sex Tapes Of Robert Kraft : NPR
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  • Trump judge issues unenforceable injunction against Biden’s deportation pause.
  • Texas federal judge blocks Biden's deportation 'pause'
  • Judge Bars Biden From Enforcing 100-day Deportation Ban
  • Schumer considering more judges to offset Trump appointees
  • Federal judge temporarily blocks Biden's 100-day deportation moratorium
  • Federal judge blocks Biden’s 100-day moratorium on deportations
  • Immigration: Judge temporarily blocks Biden's plan to halt deportations
  • First Judicial Circuit judge in Escambia County resigns
  • Robert Kraft Sex Spa Videos To Be Destroyed, Judge Orders
  • Repeat offender? State Attorney slams Judge Hlophe for...
  • Lawyer questions dual roles of prosecutors, judges in city's traffic court | Local News
  • Rivlin, Hayut denounce attacks on judicial system at ceremony for new judges
  • Judge blocks release of Tennessee man who carried zip cuffs at Capitol riot
  • Judge orders video in Kraft massage parlor case to be destroyed
  • Idaho judge's role change enables Biden to make appointment
  • Federal Judge Rules in Denver Homeless Sweeps Case
  • Trump-Appointed Judges Fuel Abortion Debate in the States
  • Why judge Beau Higginbotham is suing to move into a vacant civil seat in Baton Rouge | Courts
  • Judge modifies Rittenhouse’s bond conditions
  • Judge blocks release of Capitol riot suspect seen with zip ties as prosecutors eye possible sedition charges
  • Judge says ‘Zip Tie Guy’ to stay in custody, transported to D.C. | Davidson County
  • Judge asks Biden administration to clarify deportation pause order
  • Federal judge blocks release of Eric Munchel, alleged "zip tie guy" from Capitol riot
  • Colorado judges deny many coronavirus requests to release inmates
  • Bill to add Virginia appeals court judges draws GOP protests
  • Ex-CIA engineer tells judge he's incarcerated like an animal
  • A narrow view of NY senior judges
  • NY lawsuit seeking NRA's dissolution can go forward
  • Judge Rejects NRA's Bid To Throw Out Or Transfer Lawsuit That Could Shut It Down : NPR
  • US judge blocks release of Tennessee man in Capitol riot
  • Opinion | The Biden administration must go into overdrive to reclaim our courts
  • Proceedings from district judges | News, Sports, Jobs
  • Eye on Boise: Judge Winmill to take senior status in August | National News
  • Wave of killings targets Afghan female judges, journalists, intellectuals
  • Judge Grants Temporary Stay in Eric Munchel Ruling, Decision Likely on Monday | News
  • Judge rules Bridgeport must release recordings in false rape case
  • Supreme Court creates rule for appointing commercial court judges
  • Judges could let drivers pay off traffic fines with community service under proposal | Local news
  • Letter: There’s no need to change system for electing judges | Letters to the Editor
  • Eye on Boise: Judge Winmill to take senior status in August | Local News
  • Ret. Fed. Judges Call On Telecoms To Lower US-China IP Heat
  • Judges recall dire impact of Emergency
  • 'Zip tie guy' Eric Munchel can be released from federal custody Monday, judge rules
  • Judge sides with Zion Williamson against ex-marketing agent
  • 'Zip Tie Guy' Eric Munchel Granted Pretrial Release By Judge
  • King County judge to decide whether to strike down Seattle renter protections
  • Federal judge blocks Parler's bid to be restored on Amazon Web Services
  • Can Democrats Protect Abortion Rights From Trump’s Judges?
  • Judge Kim Eaton Apologizes after Husband Dresses up as 'QAnon Shaman'
  • Son and husband of federal judge stopped gunman who targeted her at N.J. home, FBI agent says
  • Judge says Treasury must give Trump 72 hours before releasing tax info to Democrats
  • Judge says Amazon won't have to restore Parler web service
  • Judge refuses to dismiss New York AG's lawsuit against NRA
  • Bucks Judge Alan Rubenstein faces new allegations of 'abusive' comments
  • Judge's remarks made mother 'fearful' for herself and her child, hearing told | Domestic violence
  • Sexually inappropriate behavior runs rife in immigration courts. And the system allows it to flourish
  • Nashville judge's own sworn admissions in divorce case spark ethics complaint
  • 5th Circuit Court judges skeptical of arguments against Texas abortion law
  • Judge denies request for Amazon to immediately restore Parler
  • Amazon can keep Parler offline, judge rules
  • New York's lawsuit against NRA can proceed, judge rules
  • The Day - Judge Spellman's DUI arrest won't impact his 3,000-a-year pension
  • Judges Weigh Pros, Cons Of Virtual Technology | Covid19
  • It Will Be Tough For Biden To Reverse Trump’s Legacy Of A Whiter, More Conservative Judiciary
  • Police judges once upheld Gresham ordinances | Latest News
  • Tulsa County assistant prosecutor censured after interns found practicing law; justices place blame with DA, first assistant | Crime News
  • Judges greet arguments against Texas abortion law with skepticism | National
  • Kansas lawmakers advance judge nominations to full Senate
  • Dozens of judges rejected Wallie Howard killer’s pleas for freedom. Then came Trump
  • Judge Refuses To Reinstate Parler After Amazon Shut It Down : NPR
  • Federal appeals judges suggest SCOTUS should allow states to ban 'eugenics' abortions
  • Judge drops case against former surgeon general over alleged virus restrictions violation
  • Russian judge jails dissident Alexei Navalny for 30 days
  • Bail reform lawsuit seeks to exclude 23 judges, saying AG Ken Paxton 'not acting in good faith'
  • Detroit federal judge to step down, creating vacancy for BIden to fill
  • Judge Holds Shameka O'Neil in Contempt
  • Georgia judges: Pandemic could backlog jury trials for years
  • Governor appoints new three judges for Pima County | Latest News
  • Courts focusing on rooting out bias in judges, chief justice says
  • Gov. Ducey appoints three judges to Pima County Superior Court
  • Longtime Superior Court Judge in line for federal judgeship
  • David Garner, former district court judge, dies at 71 | Local News
  • Gunmen Shoot Dead Two Afghan Women Supreme Court Judges In Kabul
  • Judges must stop adopting 'rape myths' during legal proceedings
  • Courts focusing on rooting out bias in judges, resuming in-person trials, chief justice says
  • All N.Y. judges not eligible for COVID vaccine, but other court staff is
  • Chief Justice Appoints District and District Family Court Judges
  • Augusta Judicial Circuit split cuts resources, roils judges
  • Two Afghan female judges shot dead in Kabul ambush | Conflict News
  • Trump's Originalist Judges Can Start to Mend America's Cultural Rift
  • Families of Slain Judges See Political Motive Behind Attack
  • Gunmen kill female judges in Afghan capital
  • Husband Kills Judge During Divorce Trial, Is Sentenced to Death
  • ‘Where is the security?’: Brother of slain Afghan woman judge | Conflict News
  • Gunmen Kill Two Female Supreme Court Judges in Afghanistan: Police | World News
  • Two Afghan female Supreme Court judges shot dead in Kabul car ambush
  • Shirley Abrahamson, Trailblazing Wisconsin Judge, Dies at 87
  • Gunmen kill two women judges in Afghan capital
  • Two female judges shot dead in Kabul as wave of killings continues | Afghanistan
  • Afghanistan: Gunmen kill two female Supreme Court judges in Kabul car ambush | World News
  • Gunmen kill two female Supreme Court judges in Afghanistan: police
  • Some suggest Nebraska judges and attorneys should get COVID vaccine to speed justice | Crime News
  • Judge drops charges against 28 Black Lives Matter protesters in Detroit
  • Judge dismisses 39 cases against 28 Black Lives Matter protesters in Detroit
  • Federal judge orders Richard Barnett to be transported to Washington, D.C.
  • 36th District Court Judge B. Pennie Millender dies
  • Bars' lawsuit against Pima County's COVID-19 curfew is in judge's hands | Business News
  • Judge reverses bail for accused Capitol rioter Richard Barnett
  • Federal judge refuses to release man wearing horns and face paint from custody after Capitol riot
  • Phil Howerton combined justice, mercy as NC judge
  • Seattle judge to rule ‘as quickly as possible’ on whether to force Amazon to put Parler back online
  • Reno Municipal Court judges jump the line for COVID-19 vaccinations
  • Michigan man faces life in prison for giving fentanyl to judge's daughter
  • Swiss supreme court details anti-China bias of Sun judge
  • Judge asks for release of nearly 2,000 inmates to avoid 'killing field' at Harris County Jail
  • Judge on trial: the federal court justice being sued for 'outrageous' decision to send man to jail | Law (Australia)
  • U.S. judge says Bolton may probe whether White House delayed security aide’s memoir to protect Trump from embarrassment
  • Judge blocks release of man pictured with feet on desk in Pelosi's office
  • John Sullivan released conditionally without bail by Utah federal judge
  • Son of Judge Who Joined Capitol Riot Could Face Up to 10 Years
• Law News
  • Governor has constitutional concerns on gun bill involving state, local law enforcement
  • Journalists allege harassment by law enforcement amid Minneapolis protests
  • WATCH NOW: Labor Law: What does the legalization of recreational marijuana use mean for Virginia employers | Business News
  • 'Black Panther' director condemns Georgia voting law but says sequel will film in state
  • Judge cites new state law as he leaves Covid curfew in place for restaurants and bars | Local News
  • Families who lost loved ones demand feds investigate Minnesota law enforcement
  • Notre Dame law dean embraces admission practice others call ‘unnecessary, callous’
  • How new voting laws across the nation sparked corporate backlash
  • Culture clash in voter-law furor
  • Chicago police officer in Adam Toledo case acted ‘consistent with the law,’ lawyer says
  • Law enforcement discusses growing push to make "swatting" a felony crime in Kentucky
  • 'Black Panther II' Won't Move Production From Georgia Over Voting Law, Says Ryan Coogler
  • Florida House passes ‘Gail’s Law’ to establish rape kit database
  • Amazon, Apple silent on Democratic court-packing attempt after speaking out against Georgia election law
  • Police Hold 'Extraordinary' Power In Traffic Stops, Law Professor Says : NPR
  • Vermont House approves sweeping reforms to 1970s bottle redemption law
  • Why Local Election Officials In Georgia Take Issue With Many Parts Of New Law : NPR
  • New poll shows Americans overwhelmingly oppose anti-transgender laws
  • GOP state legislatures move ahead with election security bills amid outrage over Georgia law
  • Are Juvenile Curfew Laws Effective Crime Stoppers?
  • Hollywood, There Are Better Ways to Protest Georgia’s Voting Law Than a Boycott (Guest Column)
  • Two-thirds of Americans oppose laws limiting transgender rights: poll
  • Microsoft reports increase in US law enforcement data requests in 2020
  • State Legislature Approves Law Enforcement Doxing Bill That Limits Recording of Police
  • Indiana: Governor Signs Legislation Amending State’s Zero-Tolerance Per Se Driving Law
  • Florida on track to pass 'anti-riot' law requiring state approval for decreases to city police budgets
  • Investigation underway on report of man impersonating member of law enforcement
  • Media Research Center debunks Georgia election law myths in new video
  • State Legislature Approves Law Enforcement Doxxing Bill That Limits Recording of Police
  • Protesters and law enforcement officers injured during unrest following Daunte Wright's death
  • Florida Gov. DeSantis to sign 'anti-riot' bill into law, office says
  • Alabama woman’s case becomes test of federal anti-riot law
  • Javier Ambler’s Law passes in the Texas House
  • Iowa gun control group holds rally at Statehouse over new law
  • Progressive activists pledge to push the court packing legislation into law
  • Opinion | The Supreme Court Is Making New Law in the Shadows
  • A federal ‘revenge porn’ ban could transform online harassment laws
  • Opinion | Why Winning a Union Vote Has Become Nearly Impossible
  • Laurens County infant boy surrendered to deputies under Daniel’s Law
  • Fulton County passes resolution that would explore legal challenges to Georgia's voting law
  • Fayetteville reminds landlords of new registration law
  • French MPs pass controversial law that restricts images of police
  • Can a Latina law professor Cristina M. Rodriguez help reform the Supreme Court?
  • The common ground between law enforcement and activists’ call to ‘defund the police’
  • Republicans want to yank baseball's antitrust immunity after MLB reaction to Georgia voting law
  • Inslee signs into law bill to put statue honoring Billy Frank Jr. in U.S. Capitol
  • Larry Kudlow: New York Times reporting on Georgia election law an 'editorial opinion,' not a fact
  • Intelligence leaders push for mandatory breach notification law
  • Opinion | Mr. President, your misinformation on Georgia’s voting law is dangerous
  • NYPD arrests during George Floyd protests were illegal under N.Y. law, lawsuit claims
  • Somalia's president signs law extending his term, 15 killed in attack
  • Trump Org CFO's ex-daughter-in-law Jennifer Weisselberg says she has "boxes and boxes" of financial documents
  • Opinion: Will mandated prenatal child support help those who need it most?
  • Compassion, respect for law can quell the chaos
  • New marijuana and alcohol law handcuffs police | Opinion
  • Ohio blade law opens opportunities for manufacturers
  • Appeals court upholds Ohio law against Down syndrome abortions, judge decries 'modern-day eugenics'
  • COLD: Communication breakdown between law enforcement failed Joyce Yost
  • New Wyoming law lets drivers feast on roadkill
  • Law school grad with ‘Wall of Moms’ and videographer sue feds for arrests in Portland protests
  • Arkansas lawmakers approve changes to state’s election laws
  • Law takes effect legalizing concealed knife carry; also allows for brass knuckles
  • Missouri owes 8K in legal fees for violating Sunshine Law
  • million ad buy defends Georgia voting law from corporate critics
  • Ohio abortion law: Appeals court upholds Down syndrome abortion law in case with Supreme Court implications
  • Mother is looking to change Florida law, after the 2019 death of adult son
  • Community leaders, law enforcement urging Angelenos demanding justice to protest peacefully
  • ‘It’s probably the worst day of my life.’ Law partner of informant in N.J. corruption sting pleads guilty.
  • Restrictive voting laws don’t enhance election security. They threaten it.
  • Texas law could remove transgender children from their parents' homes for receiving gender-affirming care
  • NM gov signs legal cannabis into law (Newsletter: April 13, 2021)
  • 'Emancipation' Moving Production Out Of Georgia Due To New Voting Law : NPR
  • Trump lawyers argue NY tax return law no longer applies to him
  • The law and science behind the CDC’s eviction ban
  • Gov. Kay Ivey signs alcohol delivery bill into law
  • German government seeks law change to take back pandemic control from states
  • How Antidiscrimination Law Fails Black Mothers
  • Top private law firms plan 'SWAT teams' to fight voting restrictions in court
  • Arkansas set to pass hate crime law that critics say does not go far enough
  • Will Smith's 'Emancipation' movie pulled from Georgia over voting laws
  • Corporate America’s response to the Georgia voting law
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