The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction, emphasizing due process violations regarding agreements with defendants during prosecution.
Illinois Supreme Court reverses actor Jussie Smollett's conviction
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction due to due process violations despite confirming he staged a hate crime.
Gay actor Jussie Smollett's false hate crime conviction overturned in shock ruling
Jussie Smollett's hate crime conviction was overturned due to a ruling on the state's prosecution agreements.
Jussie Smollett's Conviction for Hate Crime Hoax Overturned by Illinois Supreme Court
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction due to due process violations from prosecutors.
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction, emphasizing due process violations regarding agreements with defendants during prosecution.
How Cornell University Is Quietly Quelling Gaza Dissent on Campus
Cornell University is imposing severe penalties on students for pro-Palestine protests, sparking concerns about due process and targeted suppression of activism.
The Law Must Respond when Science Changes
The intersection of evolving scientific understanding and legal convictions poses challenges for due process in high-profile cases.
Clarence Thomas Thinks the Real Victims Are Prosecutors Who Engage in Misconduct
The Glossip v. Oklahoma case raises significant questions about executing possibly innocent prisoners and the procedural integrity of capital punishment.
U.S. Supreme Court Warning of Dangers Related to AI in the Legal Profession
AI has the potential to benefit the legal system by providing accessible tools for those who cannot afford a lawyer.
The use of AI in predicting outcomes and making discretionary decisions in criminal cases raises concerns about due process and bias.
U.S. Supreme Court Warning of Dangers Related to AI in the Legal Profession
AI has the potential to benefit the legal system by providing accessible tools for those who cannot afford a lawyer.
The use of AI in predicting outcomes and making discretionary decisions in criminal cases raises concerns about due process and bias.
Los Angeles couple's Supreme Court case sheds light on immigrant visa rejections
Courts to hear a case on green card denial due to tattoos.
Concerns raised over lack of explanations for visa denials impacting many families.
Clarence Thomas Thinks the Real Victims Are Prosecutors Who Engage in Misconduct
The Glossip v. Oklahoma case raises significant questions about executing possibly innocent prisoners and the procedural integrity of capital punishment.
U.S. Supreme Court Warning of Dangers Related to AI in the Legal Profession
AI has the potential to benefit the legal system by providing accessible tools for those who cannot afford a lawyer.
The use of AI in predicting outcomes and making discretionary decisions in criminal cases raises concerns about due process and bias.
U.S. Supreme Court Warning of Dangers Related to AI in the Legal Profession
AI has the potential to benefit the legal system by providing accessible tools for those who cannot afford a lawyer.
The use of AI in predicting outcomes and making discretionary decisions in criminal cases raises concerns about due process and bias.
Los Angeles couple's Supreme Court case sheds light on immigrant visa rejections
Courts to hear a case on green card denial due to tattoos.
Concerns raised over lack of explanations for visa denials impacting many families.
Assembly Member Rajkumar breaks silence on Mayor Adams' indictment, defends due process amid calls for resignation - QNS
Mayor Eric Adams faces serious charges, but Assembly Member Jenifer Rajkumar emphasizes due process and presumption of innocence amidst calls for him to resign.
Adams' indictment 'lawfare': Letters to the Editor - Sept. 30, 2024
The indictment against Mayor Adams is perceived as politically motivated, reflecting selective prosecution and intimidation against dissenters.
Assembly Member Rajkumar breaks silence on Mayor Adams' indictment, defends due process amid calls for resignation - QNS
Mayor Eric Adams faces serious charges, but Assembly Member Jenifer Rajkumar emphasizes due process and presumption of innocence amidst calls for him to resign.
Adams' indictment 'lawfare': Letters to the Editor - Sept. 30, 2024
The indictment against Mayor Adams is perceived as politically motivated, reflecting selective prosecution and intimidation against dissenters.
Supreme Court Rules Against Women Whose Cars Were Seized by the Police
The Supreme Court ruling made it harder for individuals to argue for swift return of seized property.
Biden administration finalizes new Title IX rules
New federal regulations prevent suspending athletes accused of sexual misconduct during investigations under Title IX.
El lider comunitario, Jon Jacobo, es acusado nuevamente de violacion y agresion, renuncia a su cargo
Jon Jacobo, a community leader, resigned amidst multiple accusations of sexual assault. Calls for police accountability and due process highlight the complex nature of addressing such allegations.
Trump Rages at Extremely Abusive' Judge Kaplan Minutes Out of Storming Out of Defamation Trial Court
Former President Donald Trump criticized Judge Lewis Kaplan on social media following his storming out of the courtroom during his defamation trial.
Trump accused Judge Kaplan of refusing to allow evidence that would exonerate him and claimed he was being denied his Constitutional Right to Due Process.
U.S. Supreme Court Warning of Dangers Related to AI in the Legal Profession
AI has the potential to benefit the legal system by providing accessible tools for those who cannot afford a lawyer.
The use of AI in predicting outcomes and making discretionary decisions in criminal cases raises concerns about due process and bias.
DePaul adjunct ousted for optional Gaza assignment
DePaul University fired a faculty member for an optional course assignment focusing on Palestine, causing concerns about academic freedom and due process.
New Hampshire teacher says student she drove to abortion clinic was 18, denies law was broken
A teacher sues NH Department of Education after being fired for driving an adult student to get an abortion.
The teacher alleges the department violated her due process rights and exceeded its authority by revoking her teaching license.
The Education Commissioner is accused of pushing a false narrative regarding the teacher's conduct.