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Law firms face ethical challenges defending police against excessive force claims due to government initiative.

Susman Godfrey exemplifies how firms can uphold values and resist unethical pressures.

Chief Justice Roberts' remarks on overturning precedent indicate a shift in judicial interpretation and the role of the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court case centers on the difficulty of suing public schools for failing to accommodate students with disabilities.

The Supreme Court's interpretation of the Establishment Clause limits state religious policies, conflicting with its original intent.

Government actions often leave citizens harmed with no recourse, fueling distrust among Americans.

The FBI mistakenly raided the wrong house due to GPS error, raising significant legal questions about government immunity in wrongful arrests.

Claire White, a Bay Area lawyer, faces serious disciplinary charges for allegedly taking client fees without providing legal services.

Lawyers nationwide reaffirmed their commitment to uphold the Constitution during National Law Day of Action.

Media witnesses must observe the entire execution process to enhance transparency and public understanding of the death penalty.

Jurors have spared Anthawn Ragan Jr. from the death penalty, sentencing him to life in prison instead.

Zvi Levran sentenced to at least 10 years for sexual assault against youth and adult patients.

Christopher Walrath, a corrections officer, pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter for his role in the beating death of prisoner Robert Brooks.

Charles Edward Gaines III was convicted of multiple sexual assaults and received a 19-year prison sentence.

The family of Raymond Lavalle is suing Downey, alleging a police cover-up after a fatal hit-and-run by an officer.

Search and seizure laws are evolving, particularly regarding probable cause and new definitions of stops by law enforcement for public safety.

A woman with a suspended license, charged with DUI, fatally struck a high school senior while driving.

A Malibu man faces trial for murder and vehicular manslaughter after a fatal crash killed four students, driving over 90 mph.

Legal outcomes in vehicular manslaughter cases can change dramatically based on witness testimony.

A man received a 26-year sentence for a high-speed crash that killed two sisters and a friend, disappointing their families seeking a longer sentence.

A father's protective response to a home invasion led to the capture of a suspect in a serious crime.

The cold-case murder of Shondra May has been solved nearly 37 years later with the arrest of Rubin Weeks.

Wisconsin man sentenced to 44 months for orchestrating swatting incidents through hacked doorbell cameras.

A low-level drug dealer stole an 800-pound cannon to pay off a drug debt amid threats to his family.

Trump's proclamation aligns Law Day with 'Loyalty Day,' reflecting historical tensions and prompting backlash from legal communities.

A federal judge rejected DOJ arguments supporting Trump's executive order against law firms, illustrating judicial skepticism towards the administration's legal tactics.

Trump's executive order seeks support from law firms to defend police officers accused of civil rights violations.

Federal court rules against Trump's executive order targeting Perkins Coie, citing it as unconstitutional and an attack on free expression.

A federal judge blocked President Trump's executive order targeting Perkins Coie, marking a significant check on presidential power against law firms.

Holding police accountable is hindered by qualified immunity, unions, and prosecutorial reluctance, eroding justice.

Trump's executive order could increase police power while reducing accountability.

A federal judge ruled that Border Patrol cannot arrest undocumented individuals without a warrant or reasonable suspicion of flight.

Shadow dockets may be causing delays for actual court proceedings.

A lawyer is suing the administration over a retaliatory measure.

California bar takes legal action against a vendor for exam issues.

Immigration lawyers are addressing misleading campaigns on self-deportation.

The tugboat captain's estate is liable for the $14 million cleanup from an oil spill, per federal court ruling.

NSO Group must pay $167 million in damages to WhatsApp for 2019 hacking campaign.

Current law firm revenue boom amid trade war contrasts with warning signs that suggest potential downturn.

In 2024, Biglaw's Second Hundred achieved substantial revenue growth, outperforming larger competitors in key financial metrics.

Ed Martin's controversial nomination as U.S. Attorney raises questions about qualifications and political motives amidst criticism for defending pardoned officers.

A man was convicted for taking gun parts and ammo from a sheriff's gun range while volunteering.

He received 90 days of house arrest and a two-year probation as part of a plea deal.

Jack Potter was sentenced to 15 years-to-life for the brutal murder of his wife, which remained unsolved for nearly 20 years.

Gregory Moore allegedly murdered Aliza Sherman to delay her divorce trial, a chilling act of premeditated violence.

Law students across the U.S. are actively supporting rule of law over compliance with potentially unconstitutional actions, signaling future implications for legal profession choices.

Lawyers nationwide are rallying to defend the rule of law, marking a significant moment for legal ethics and professional solidarity.

Judges must also be subject to the laws they interpret to ensure true democracy and uphold the rule of law.

A mother demands justice following her son's death in a Clearwater ferry crash, highlighting the lack of accountability for the responsible party.

Increase in law school applications linked to Donald Trump's election, emphasizing justice and the law.

S.B. 2880 seeks to restrict information on abortion pills and related discussions.

The bill's design empowers citizens to sue those sharing abortion information, threatening free speech.

Texas lawmakers are considering a ban on Speech Code legislation affecting trade associations' conduct rules, emphasizing free speech and anti-discrimination.

Jennifer Vasquez Sura's audio recording reveals her pleas for protection from domestic abuse by husband Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Alleged MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia's history of domestic violence poses grave threats to his wife and children, perpetuating an environment of fear.

Raytheon and Nightwing have agreed to pay $8.4 million for cybersecurity compliance failures in DoD contracts.

Officer Alex Millan was cleared in a shooting case but left the Fontana police due to separate sexual assault allegations.

The city settled a wrongful death suit for $2 million after Millan's actions led to a man's death.

Laura Sardinha attempted to end her abusive relationship with Craig J. Charron but was tragically murdered, highlighting severe domestic violence issues.

Erin Patterson claims her in-laws' death from mushroom poisoning was accidental, as she faces multiple murder charges in a Victorian court.

Donna Adelson's trial faces further delays due to an excessive amount of evidence provided by the prosecution, including over 100,000 emails and wiretap recordings.

A Michigan law firm, Dragon Lawyers, creatively used images in legal documents, prompting court orders addressing this unconventional practice.

This year's law revue contest showcased five top videos highlighting impressive student talent and humor, making for an entertaining and innovative competition.