New York Law Journal | Commentary
By Miriam E. Rocah | August 6, 2023
Proposed legislation in Albany would expand New York's definition of rape and, while not as broad as federal law, it would be a significant step toward offering protection for people of all genders and gives survivors the chance to have their attacks classified as rape, the Westchester County district attorney writes.
By Cheryl Miller | August 4, 2023
Jeffrey Ferguson, elected to the Orange County bench in 2014, was being held after Sheryl Ferguson was found dead at an Anaheim residence.
By Jeffrey Collins | The Associated Press | August 4, 2023
District Court Judge Mary Geiger Lewis tossed the charges Wednesday because ratepayers of the utility that lost billions of dollars on the project were improperly allowed on the grand jury that indicted Westinghouse Electric Co. executive Jeffrey Benjamin.
By Jane Wester | August 4, 2023
The government said the letter from the Harvard professor emeritus was an "amicus brief without a request for leave to do so."
By Emily Saul | August 4, 2023
Olderman has agreed to stay on as the organization conducts its nationwide search for a new executive director.
Daily Report Online | Commentary
By Michael Kenny | August 4, 2023
The three conspiracy counts will enable Special Counsel Jack Smith to introduce a wide swath of evidence at trial.
By The Associated Press | August 4, 2023
The lawyers involved said the settlements are for "undisclosed amounts." The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Thursday that Fulton County commissioners on Wednesday voted to approve a $4 million settlement but said detailed terms of the settlement were not immediately disclosed.
By Jane Wester | August 3, 2023
Attorney Stuart Finkelstein was accused of filing more than 300 fake ADA lawsuits in federal courts in New York and Florida on behalf of people who did not know they had been identified as plaintiffs.
By Lisa Willis | August 2, 2023
"It is not open season on any lawyer who was affiliated with Trump," said former federal prosecutor David S. Weinstein, who is not involved in the case.
By Marianna Wharry | August 2, 2023
"This Court reaches its conclusion with deep misgivings," U.S. District Judge for the District of Idaho B. Lynn Winmill wrote. "Vega denies individuals like Dr. Moore the ability to seek a remedy for violations of their Fifth Amendment right to counsel. In so doing, '[t]he majority here, as elsewhere, injures the right by denying the remedy.' It is illogical and perverse to insist that the Constitution guarantees a right while stripping the people of their ability to hold government officials civilly accountable for violating it."
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