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Law Journal stories through the past century.Madeira to Head Commission on Judicial Elections
Like most state and local bar associations, the American Bar Association has championed merit selection for judges. But incoming ABA president Alfred P. Carlton has decided to commit much of his energy toward identifying a better way to conduct judicial elections.Dooney & Bourke Co-Founder Was Aware of Foreign Bribes, Jury Told
Frederic Bourke Jr., co-founder of handbag maker Dooney & Bourke, instructed his lawyers to "build a wall" between himself and the activities of a co-conspirator who tried to bribe top officials in Azerbaijan, a prosecutor told a jury in lower Manhattan Monday. The prosecutor said Bourke "got nervous" when he realized his co-conspirator might be running afoul of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by cutting deals with the president as part of a scheme to gain a majority stake in the national oil company.View more book results for the query "*"
Justices Divide 5-4 in Upholding FCC Prohibition of 'Fleeting Expletives'
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Inside the High Court: Sotomayor Collides With Ginsburg During Questioning
During a lively Supreme Court argument, the justices' questioning of the attorneys at the podium sometimes overlaps, with several justices jumping in with different queries at the same time and talking over each other. The situation usually resolves itself smoothly, but a somewhat tense moment at the Court on Tuesday suggests that Justice Sonia Sotomayor may still be getting used to the rhythm of the questioning and the etiquette of sharing argument time with her more seasoned colleagues on the high court bench.First Circuit strikes DOMA on equal protection grounds
Setting the stage for a U.S. Supreme Court battle, a federal appellate court on May 31 held that the federal Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutionally denies federal benefits to same-sex couples who are legally married under state laws.One Cold Night With Schoenberg
We think of winter as a time of stillness and inertia, both physical and spiritual. Yet music suffused with the frozen aura of winter launched the dynamic career of Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951), arguably the most influential composer of the 20th century.Trending Stories
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