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Los Angeles Courts to 'Fully Resume' COVID-Delayed Trials Next Week
Los Angeles is one of 25 trial courts in California still operating under a local emergency order due to COVID-19.
Who'll Be the Next Texas Judge? Lawyers Speak Out in Straw Poll
The results come from the State Bar of Texas' 2022 judicial poll.
Do Litigators Get Rusty After a Long Absence From Live Court Proceedings? We'll Soon Find Out
"I will say my impression has been there's an excitement to get back into the courtroom, and not have to worry about what my connection speed is or what's in my background," said Michael Noveck of the Office of the Public Defender.
'Guidance, Not Orders': Chief Justice Says Court-by-Court Response to COVID Has Worked in Ga.
"Last July 1, the statewide judicial emergency order ended, along with the governor's statewide Public Health Emergency," Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice David Nahmias said. Since then, the chief judges of the state's 50 judicial circuits have taken different approaches to pandemic safety.
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GM's New ESG Head Is Biden's Niece, Former Coca-Cola Director
Missy Owens will "lead policy efforts on ESG stewardship, coalition building and collaboration in partnership with General Motors' expanding sustainability team."
Student Lawyers Take on Attorneys, After DeKalb Commissioners Give Themselves a 60% Raise
"DeKalb County is a unique form of government in that the county commissioners act as the legislative branch of the government and the CEO acts as the executive," said appellee attorney Brent Herrin of Small Herrin in Atlanta. "While the CEO may have the authority to sign checks to pay commissioners, he has no authority to change the amounts that the commissioners passed through a budget."
Lawyers Weigh In as Gov. Lamont Plans to End Mask Mandate
Andreana R. Bellach, a partner with Shipman & Goodwin based in Stamford, said "the devil is in the details" of the information that comes from the state in the coming days.
New Commonwealth Court Judges Hear Arguments on Remote Learning in First En Banc Panel of 2022
An association of parents operating as Open PA Schools argued that COVID-related guidelines from the Department of Education allowing schools to count remote classes toward the mandatory minimum of 180 days of education should be considered void.
Trump Appointees Bianco and Menashi Tangle Over Agency Discretion in Second Circuit Asylum Case
The pointed back-and-forth offered a rare glimpse into the ideological differences of two conservative judges, who joined the court during Trump's reshaping of the Second Circuit from 2018 through 2019.Trending Stories
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