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Mayor Adams' corruption case thrusts newbie Biden-appointed judge into spotlight: 'New experience for him'

Judge Dale Ho faces a high-profile corruption case as a relatively inexperienced judge, raising concerns about his judicial impartiality.

Morning Docket: 12.23.24

Many law firms have yet to announce bonuses.

Judicial impartiality is questioned in Musk's lawsuit.

Push for attorney-client privilege for electronic messages to inmates.

ACLU highlights serious prison release issues.

Biden's judicial appointments show increased diversity.

Mayor Adams' corruption case thrusts newbie Biden-appointed judge into spotlight: 'New experience for him'

Judge Dale Ho faces a high-profile corruption case as a relatively inexperienced judge, raising concerns about his judicial impartiality.

Morning Docket: 12.23.24

Many law firms have yet to announce bonuses.

Judicial impartiality is questioned in Musk's lawsuit.

Push for attorney-client privilege for electronic messages to inmates.

ACLU highlights serious prison release issues.

Biden's judicial appointments show increased diversity.

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#legal-proceedings

Trump gets criminal sentencing delayed till after presidential election

The New York judge delayed Trump's sentencing to maintain judicial impartiality ahead of the presidential election.

Morning Docket: 08.14.24

Judge Juan Merchan remains involved in Donald Trump's legal matters, raising concerns about judicial impartiality.

A Trump victory could threaten First Amendment rights.

Rudy Giuliani's Lawyer Is Out Of His F*cking Gourd

The court should avoid exercising authority in Giuliani's case due to potential political bias from the judge and Plaintiffs' counsel.

Trump gets criminal sentencing delayed till after presidential election

The New York judge delayed Trump's sentencing to maintain judicial impartiality ahead of the presidential election.

Morning Docket: 08.14.24

Judge Juan Merchan remains involved in Donald Trump's legal matters, raising concerns about judicial impartiality.

A Trump victory could threaten First Amendment rights.

Rudy Giuliani's Lawyer Is Out Of His F*cking Gourd

The court should avoid exercising authority in Giuliani's case due to potential political bias from the judge and Plaintiffs' counsel.

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Doth the Court Protest Too Much?

The judge's delay in sentencing Trump suggests a political layer to the ongoing trial, despite his claims of judicial impartiality.

Donald Trump will be sentenced for his hush-money conviction after the election

The judge postponed Trump's sentencing until after the November election to avoid any perceived influence on the electoral process.

Breaking Down the Supreme Court's Ethics Rules as Justices Come Under Fire

The U.S. Supreme Court faces pressure to address conflicts of interest and ethical lapses, requiring more stringent policies.

Supreme court to release opinions with Trump immunity and abortion cases pending live

Democrats call for Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito to recuse themselves from ruling on Trump's election meddling immunity case.

Judges who belong to the Garrick have a choice: play fair by women, or stand down from rape and sexism cases | Karon Monaghan

Judges are expected to hide their prejudices and counter gender stereotypes in cases involving sex discrimination, rape, or domestic violence.

There are debates surrounding judges being members of exclusive men-only clubs like the Garrick, with concerns about potential biases affecting their decisions.

Double-Check To Make Sure Your Judge Isn't One Half Of A Power Couple

Judges should recuse themselves to maintain impartiality, but they don't always do so.

To recuse or refuse? A look at Supreme Court justices' decisions on whether to step aside in cases | amNewYork

Justice Alito's refusal to step aside in Supreme Court cases sheds light on the recusal process and the lack of enforceability in ethics codes.

Double-Check To Make Sure Your Judge Isn't One Half Of A Power Couple

Judges should recuse themselves to maintain impartiality, but they don't always do so.

To recuse or refuse? A look at Supreme Court justices' decisions on whether to step aside in cases | amNewYork

Justice Alito's refusal to step aside in Supreme Court cases sheds light on the recusal process and the lack of enforceability in ethics codes.

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