Opinion | MAGA Is Demoting the Pro-Life Forces It Once Coddled
Lake's town hall event at ASU showcased her flip-flopping on key issues and controversial statements, emphasizing electability over clear stances. [ more ]
Arizona lawmakers vote by a narrow margin to repeal Civil War-era abortion ban
The Arizona Senate voted to repeal a Civil War-era ban on abortion after a court ruling revived it, amidst uncertainty due to delayed effective date. [ more ]
A former president, Donald Trump, was held in criminal contempt, a historical first in U.S. presidential history, with fines imposed for violating court orders. [ more ]
Justice Juan Merchan held Donald Trump in contempt of court for violating a gag order, fined him $1,000 per violation, and ordered the removal of offending posts. [ more ]
Judge Gets Brutally Honest With Defendant Asking For Leniency With A 'Hell No'
Judge rejects leniency plea, labels crime as close to treasonous, and gives harsh sentence for attempted transmission of classified information. [ more ]
Arizona's Democratic Governor Signs Bill to Repeal 1864 Ban on Most Abortions
Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a repeal bill overturning a Civil War-era abortion ban in Arizona, with a potential effective date after the legislative session. [ more ]
In The Trump Immunity Case, The Supreme Court Is Not Writing A 'Rule For The Ages'
The Supreme Court decides cases and does not write rules for the ages. Legislatures draft broad laws governing conduct generally, while courts rule narrowly based on the facts before them. [ more ]
Generative AI can revolutionize legal professions by aiding in drafting documents, boosting efficiency, and widening technological utilization. [ more ]
Supreme Court lets Texas keep enforcing age-verification law for porn sites
The US Supreme Court denied blocking a Texas law requiring age verification on porn sites, affecting Pornhub and other sites, with potential impact on First Amendment rights. [ more ]
Lawyers can strengthen client relationships by outwardly showing support for their clients through buying their products, attending events, and showing personal interest. [ more ]
The Student Crackdown Didn't Start Last Week. Months of Repression Got Us Here.
US college campuses witnessing a surge in pro-Palestine student activism amidst continuous crackdown on supporters, sparking concerns among legal scholars. [ more ]
Clark Hill was 'duped by an obvious scam,' costing its client $1.1M, suit alleges
Clark Hill fell victim to a sophisticated email scam, transferring $1.1M to wrong account, emphasizing the importance of verifying financial requests. [ more ]
Florida prepares for near-total abortion ban to take effect
Clinics, patients and abortion rights activists in Florida are bracing for the impact of a new law that will transform the state overnight from one with the fewest restrictions for the procedure in the South to a place where it will be all but banned.
Transgender health care must be paid for by state insurance, says an appeals court
Transgender advocates celebrate a significant victory in securing health insurance coverage for gender-affirming care in North Carolina and West Virginia. [ more ]
Donald Trump's success before the Supreme Court is a scary preview of his second term
Conservative Supreme Court justices may be leaning towards granting presidential immunity, potentially allowing a president to act above the law. [ more ]
Superlawyer Alina Habba Attacks Trump Jurors. Luckily She's Not An Agent Of The ... OH, WAIT!
It's been five weeks since Justice Juan Merchan signed the gag order in Donald Trump's criminal trial for creating false business records to hide the hush money payment to Stormy Daniels.
EU denounces Iraqi law threatening LGBTQ+ community with prison
The Iraqi parliament passed anti-LGBTQ+ legislation imposing harsh penalties on same-sex relationships.
The European Union and the US State Department have expressed concerns over the law's violations of international rights and potential impact on foreign investment. [ more ]
Iraq's Parliament passes law to send gay men to prison for up to 15 years
The Iraqi Parliament has passed a law punishing homosexuals with 10 to 15 years in prison; transgender, gender-nonconforming people with one to three years in prison; and anyone who "promotes" homosexuality with seven years.
Human rights groups and diplomats condemn Iraq's anti-LGBT law
Iraqi parliament passes law criminalizing homosexuality and transgender rights, facing global criticism and threats to societal freedoms and economic growth. [ more ]
Do students and faculty facing arrest at protests have First Amendment Rights?
Law NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with Sarah Ludington of Duke University's School of Law about the first amendment protections for students who are protesting on college campuses.