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Ga. Court of Appeals Says Woman Who Argues Mental Illness Caused Crash Can Use Insanity Defense
That the woman caused the fatal DeKalb County crash was not in dispute, but defense lawyers and prosecutors disagreed on what arguments should be allowed at trial.Simpson Thacher, ACLU File Suit Over Law Requiring 10 Commandments in Public Classrooms
"As the [c]omplaint states, Louisiana's law inhibits our clients' First Amendment rights to choose whether and how they engage with religious doctrines," Jon Youngwood, global co-chair of the litigation department at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, said in a statement. "We look forward to expeditiously presenting this case to the district court for a speedy resolution."NJ Supreme Court's Unassailable 'Abuse or Neglect' Opinion Leaves Important Questions Unresolved
When Beth gave birth to her daughter, Mia, both tested positive for marijuana. The hospital contacted the Division of Child Protection and Permanency…In Wake of Supreme Court's Bump Stock Ruling, NJ's Congressional Delegation Must Push for Ban
We direct this message to New Jersey's congressional delegation: Congress must amend the law. It is past time to ban bump stocks.Inside Track: When the Prior GC Sticks Around, Is That a Help or Hindrance?
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An 'Old School' Lesson: It's the Hard That Makes It Great!
In this article, Timothy M. Tippins shares some thoughts that may be useful to the rising generation as well as to fellow 'Old Schoolers' who are now charged with welcoming and acclimating the newcomers into our profession.Email Exchanges in Divorce Litigation Carry Immense Risk
Alan Feigenbaum, partner at Blank Rome, writes: As divorce lawyers, we must choose our words carefully, particularly in emails. The J.G. decision is a reminder that how we choose our words can carry enormous consequences in the outcome of a matrimonial case.Bravo! A Court Opinion About Child Custody and Support That Focuses on Behavior, Not Labels
Just like labeling children may have a lifelong impact on how they view themselves, assigning vague or inaccurate labels in a family law case can cause lasting damage. It is important to take a fresh perspective in such cases, untainted by broad psychological labels that may cause a court to color its perspective.Trending Stories
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