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A Second Circuit judge agreed to take additional actions to improve the work environment in her chambers, after a second complaint was filed over her conduct toward law clerks.
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A Chicago federal judge expressed dismay about the US attorney’s office before granting the government’s bid to abandon fraud charges against two defendants accused of a $300 million Covid testing scam after concerns about the grand jury proceedings jettisoned the case.
Georgia’s unique “leadership committee” campaign finance system unlawfully advantages politicians over private individuals running for office, the Eleventh Circuit ruled Friday, affirming a lower court’s preliminary injunction.
A US Supreme Court decision preventing Alabama from executing a man with nitrogen gas represents a win for a death-row inmate in a case testing how the justices would deal with an unusual move to quickly undo a final judgment of a lower court.
A trucking company and a Pennsylvania man have agreed to close litigation alleging the man’s job application was unlawfully denied because of his criminal history.


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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