Stephen Bright
October 03, 2019 | National Law Journal
Why the US Supreme Court Should Uphold the Right to a Unanimous JuryMany legal experts believe the U.S. Supreme Court is finally poised to declare that less-than-unanimous verdicts in state trials violate the Constitution.
By Richard Cullen and Stephen Bright
5 minute read
August 25, 2010 | Daily Report Online
Term 'boy' is proof of racial animusThe 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' third ruling that a white supervisor calling black men "boy"-as in "Boy, you better get going" and "hey, boy"-is not evidence of racial animus was issued last week by Judges Edward E. Carnes and William H. Pryor Jr. in an unsigned, unpublished opinion.
By Stephen Bright
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