State Court Judges Face Threats as Congress Weighs Security Bill
After Judge Carroll Kelly presided over a cyberstalking case earlier this year, the losing litigant warned her, “You’re going to see what happens to you now.”
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En Banc Fifth Circuit Faces Jurisdiction Question in Prison Case
The en banc Fifth Circuit faced a question over whether it can hear an appeal of a court order finding unconstitutional conditions at a Louisiana state prison.
Judge Asks Diddy if Filming Sex Defeats Prostitution Convictions
A Manhattan federal judge questioned Sean “Diddy” Combs’ arguments that his prostitution conviction is unconstitutional as the music mogul’s lawyer said Combs was a producer and consumer of porn entitled to free expression protections.
Holland & Hart Brings On Perkins Coie Litigator Graham in Denver
Daniel Graham joined Holland & Hart as a partner in its commercial litigation practice in Denver, the firm announced Thursday.
Entrepreneur Misused Loan in Effort to Avoid SEC Suit, Feds Say
Real estate entrepreneur Max McDermott is facing wire fraud and money laundering charges in connection with a $10 million loan prosecutors say he fraudulently obtained.
Effort to Reinstall Columbus Statue Thwarted by Second Circuit
The Second Circuit on Thursday rejected the Italian-American Defense League’s bid to revive its case challenging the removal of a Christopher Columbus statue from a park in New Haven, Conn.
UK Trader Told to Pay $7.7 Million in US Insider Trading Case
A London trader who successfully fought extradition to the US on insider trading charges, was ordered to pay $7.7 million in a civil case by the
DC Can Require Gun Holders to Carry Weapons on Their Bodies
Washington DC is permitted to require concealed carry licensees to holster pistols on their bodies, rather than keeping them in a purse, bag, or vehicle glove box, a federal court ruled.
Trump Administration Sued Over Immigration Arrests in DC
Latinos in Washington say ICE officers and other federal agents are unlawfully targeting them for immigration arrests without warrants and probable cause.
The Ryder Cup Is an Uncanny Mirror for UK Big Law’s Aspirations
Top-flight law firms with roots across the pond are enjoying a run of success in the US after years of hovering around the proverbial cut line.
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Billions Zapped Away With Tax Cheating Software
Some restaurants and bars are skimming $30 billion dollars in sales tax annually through software called a tax zapper. We explain what zappers are, how they work, and how to put an end to them.
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