Limits set on arguments during trial
For fear of their cases being challenged on grounds of misconduct, the language used in the courtroom by prosecutors has become further inhibited as judges' opinions draw new limits.Feds charge Ernst & Young partners with tax fraud plot
Four Ernst & Young partners, one of whom is a former top IRS lawyer, reduced taxes for Americans making $10 million or more with a fraud that used the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks to disguise their lies, according to an indictment charging the men. The four current and former partners of the giant accounting firm were arrested Wednesday and charged with fraud and other crimes relating to tax shelters that were devised beginning in early 1998, the indictment unsealed in Manhattan federal court said.Trade pact news spurs U.S. law firms' interest in South Korea
If the free trade agreement announced Monday between the U.S. and South Korea becomes law, American law firms could have offices in that country as early as next year. But once the trade pact is ratified, firms still working on aggressive expansions into China and Japan will have to consider how, and whether, South Korea fits into their strategies.Dodgers removing impediments to reorganization plan and sale
The Los Angeles Dodgers appeared to have made progress toward clearing up a couple of last-minute money disputes ahead of an April 13 hearing to confirm a bankruptcy reorganization plan that provides for selling the team for $2 billion.New book sounds alarm on conservative High Court
For most Supreme Court watchers, the jury is still out on how conservative the Roberts Court will be. However, in his new book, "The Next 25 Years: The New Supreme Court and What It Means for Americans," First Amendment attorney and legal analyst Martin Garbus proclaims the current justices guilty as charged for upending the Bill of Rights and turning back the constitutional clock. Supreme Court correspondent Tony Mauro takes issue with some of Garbus' facts -- and with his predictions of doom.Trending Stories
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