African-American attorney held at gunpoint will get his day in court
An African-American tax attorney who was held at gunpoint and handcuffed by police officers after a Papa John's employee allegedly accused him of pulling a gun while buying a pizza has won an appeal in the Court of Appeals of Indiana.U.S. Chamber intensifies campaign against R.I. federal judicial nominee
As the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to vote on Jack McConnell's nomination for a federal judgeship in the District of Rhode Island, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is stepping up its campaign to derail his appointment.Outsourced employees triggering more suits
Corporate America's growing use of outsourcing to cut labor costs�without adequate background checks�has put it at substantially greater risk of litigation, employment lawyers are warning.Cooley Law School wins one, loses one in court
Cooley Law School dodged one legal bullet this week but got hit with another. A federal judge on Monday declined to dismiss a lawsuit alleging that a former associate dean was fired in retaliation for opposing faculty nepotism involving a Michigan state judge. But the school fared better when a federal appeals court on Wednesday shot down a lawsuit alleging that Cooley failed to accommodate a student's learning disability and ultimately expelled her for poor grades.Rethinking 'American Taliban' John Walker Lindh
His 20-year sentence is way out of proportion, compared with those of other convicted military detainees.Brief of the Week: Gore-Tex case stretches its lawyers
Mark Davies, partner in the Supreme Court and appellate practice at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, admits he is "very selective" about filing amicus briefs. But when longtime friend and former colleague Roy Englert asked him if he had an interest in filing one in Englert's Supreme Court case involving Gore-Tex, the offer was irresistible.Exit interview: 10th Circuit's Tacha on pay, political labels, Pepperdine
Before leaving the bench on May 31, Judge Deanell Tacha agreed to share some parting thoughts about the judiciary, the U.S. Supreme Court, the news media and her new job at Pepperdine.Harvard Law Financing Grads' Public-Interest Projects
While many law schools offer stipends or grants for students and graduates to do public interest work, Harvard is the first to offer support for entrepreneurial-minded graduates who want to create their own public service-oriented projects.Trending Stories
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