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“Riggs won NC’s Supreme Court battle, but elections will face long-term consequences”

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“Riggs won NCs Supreme Court battle, but elections will face long-term consequences”: Kyle Ingram of The News & Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina has this report. And that newspaper has also published an editorial titled “ These six judges brought shame to our state in the NC Supreme Court race.

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It's a guy thing

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CAVEAT: If you're woke or tend to lean left, you're probably going to be offended by a couple things in this post. Actually, if you're woke, you're probably going to be offended by most of my 400+ posts in this blog. If you're still reading them, you've been anesthetized sufficiently such that you're numb to my humor and we can proceed with reckless abandon.

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“David Souter Set an Example for the Supreme Court; A former clerk of the justice writes that his career stands as a model for the court to emulate to survive the dangers it is facing”

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“David Souter Set an Example for the Supreme Court; A former clerk of the justice writes that his career stands as a model for the court to emulate to survive the dangers it is facing”: Law professor Noah Feldman has this essay online at Bloomberg Opinion.

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LawVu partner spotlight: Konexo, a division of Eversheds Sutherland

LawVu

LawVu is proud to officially announce our growing partnership with Konexo , a collaboration that began in 2023. Together, weve empowered organizations across diverse industries, united by a shared mission: to provide globally dispersed in-house legal teams with the technology, experience and frameworks they need to excel in an increasingly complex environment.

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The Ethics of AI: Practical Considerations for Paralegals

Finally, AI advice that understands your job. This isn't just another generic "guide", it's a practical roadmap built specifically for paralegals. What you'll learn: Ethics Without the Panic ⚖️ Decode ABA Model Rules and examples of state guidance so you can leverage AI confidently. Security That Makes Sense 🛡️️ Real-world protocols beyond buzzwords, SOC2 and HIPAA compliance, and data protection strategies that actually work.

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“Republicans are attempting to boot three Democratic justices from the Pa. Supreme Court — and for the first time, Dems are worried; Will Elon Musk get involved with Pennsylvania’s November election? These usually sleepy judicial races have Democrats worried.”

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“Republicans are attempting to boot three Democratic justices from the Pa. Supreme Court — and for the first time, Dems are worried; Will Elon Musk get involved with Pennsylvanias November election? These usually sleepy judicial races have Democrats worried.” Gillian McGoldrick of The Philadelphia Inquirer has this report.

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“US court picks ex-judge Costa to defend Texas limits on guns in bars”

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“US court picks ex-judge Costa to defend Texas limits on guns in bars”: Mike Scarcella of Reuters has this report.

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Conflict of Law Rules in the Early 20th Century Ethiopia: A Brief Legal History

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Guest post by Bebizuh Mulugeta Menkir, former Lecturer of Laws in University of Gondar, currently working as a Lawyer and Senior National Consultant for a legal reform project. E-mail: babimulugeta@gmail.com The Ethiopian legal system is characterized by the absence of codified rules on conflict of laws. Though it cannot be considered as the exact period in which conflict of laws have emerged in Ethiopia, some elements of such rules can be found even in the early 1900s, which is long before the

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“Friends reflect on Souter’s role in civic fabric of the state: ‘He loved New Hampshire deeply.’”

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“Friends reflect on Souter’s role in civic fabric of the state: ‘He loved New Hampshire deeply. Todd Bookman and Kate Dario of New Hampshire Public Radio have this report.

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Maroon Spring: The Glory of the University of Chicago

JonathanTurley

I had the pleasure this weekend of returning to both my hometown and my alma mater, The University of Chicago, to discuss my book, The Indispensable Right: Free Speech in an Age of Rage and American journalism. It was a glorious day on campus and I wanted to share a few photos if you have not been to the university. In walking into Rockefeller Chapel, it did not seem that long ago that I sat there at my own graduation despite being over 40 years ago.

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Prep with Purpose: How to Build Better Trial Binders

Speaker: Joe Stephens, J.D., Attorney and Law Professor

Get ready to master the art and science of trial preparation organization that top attorneys rely on in this exclusive webinar! Attorney and law professor, Joe Stephens, J.D., will walk through proven systems for creating comprehensive trial notebooks and binders that transform scattered case materials into a powerful command center. Learning Objectives: Strategic Organization 📊 Learn the essential sections every trial notebook needs and how to structure them for maximum clarity and acce

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“UM law professor: Supreme Court is ‘running on conservative grievance, bad vibes and fringe theories.’”

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“UM law professor: Supreme Court is running on conservative grievance, bad vibes and fringe theories. Matthew Miller of MLive has this report. And Pema Levy of Mother Jones has an article headlined “ The Supreme Court Is Really ‘Just Vibes’; In a new book, legal podcaster Leah Litman describes how the GOP and its jurists are ‘just not that into democracy.

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India and Pakistan announce immediate ceasefire

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Pakistani and Indian officials announced an immediate ceasefire Saturday in regard to the escalation over the disputed regions of Kashmir and Jammu, spiked by a devastating terrorist attack. The ceasefire was brokered between the two countries with involvement of US Secretary of State Marko Rubio and Vice President JD Vance, who acted as a mediator between the two governments.

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“Former Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht Joins Jackson Walker”

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“Former Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht Joins Jackson Walker”: That law firm has issued this news release.

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Bangladesh interim government bans former ruling Awami League

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Bangladesh’s interim government banned all activities of the Awami League, the main opposition party, Saturday. The advisory council, led by Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel peace prize laureate, also amended the International Crimes Tribunal Act. The change lets the tribunal penalize political parties, their affiliated groups, and supporters. The government said the ban would stay in place until the Awami League and its leaders face trial over the deaths of hundreds of protesters at the Internatio

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Research: The Anatomy of a Legal Brief

Why does it take 20-40 hrs. to create a compliant legal brief? TypeLaw analyzed 10,000+ briefs to determine the anatomy of the average brief—how many words, paragraphs, citations to the record, and more. See the research results in this infographic.

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“Britain tries to make sense of landmark ruling on transgender people; The Supreme Court ruled that only biological women are women; Now British institutions are trying to figure out what that means”

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“Britain tries to make sense of landmark ruling on transgender people; The Supreme Court ruled that only biological women are women; Now British institutions are trying to figure out what that means”: William Booth of The Washington Post has this report.

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Change Comes To All Things, Even Biglaw — See Also

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Biglaw Partners Are Moving On: White & Case and Paul Weiss lose some pretty big names from their rosters. Speaking Of White & Case: They’re headed back to the office 4 days a week. Capitulating Biglaw Firms Featured On 60 Minutes : And it isn’t a good look. Those Trump Deals Are Under A Congressional Microscope: And they give some surprising answers.

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“Birthright citizenship tests Supreme Court’s willingness to let courts block Trump; President Trump is counting on the Supreme Court to limit the ability of judges to put his policies on hold while they’re being challenged”

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“Birthright citizenship tests Supreme Court’s willingness to let courts block Trump; President Trump is counting on the Supreme Court to limit the ability of judges to put his policies on hold while they’re being challenged”: Maureen Groppe of USA Today has this report. And Kelsey Reichmann of Courthouse News Service reports that “ Supreme Court confronts Trump power grab; The Supreme Courts review of Trumps plan to end birthright citizenship for some immigrants cou

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“An Act of Solidarity”: Sotomayor Calls for Lawyers to “Fight this Fight” in Controversial Speech

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Justice Sonia Sotomayor has previously been criticized for making public comments that some viewed as overly political or partisan, including telling law students to organize in favor of abortion rights. This week, the Justice has triggered another controversy in calling for lawyers to “fight this fight,” presumably against the Trump Administration.

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Fresh Out of School: How to Become an Expert Paralegal

Speaker: Joe Stephens, J.D., Attorney and Law Professor

The difference between a paralegal and an exceptional paralegal isn't just competence—it's the bold initiative to anticipate needs, master hidden firm dynamics, and transform challenges into opportunities that showcase your indispensable value. Join this webinar with attorney Joe Stephens to get an insider's perspective into how you can become a strategic asset to your practice!

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“Judges warn Trump’s mass deportations could lay groundwork to ensnare Americans; Judges across the country continue to note that if courts don’t protect the rights of the least popular and most vulnerable, everyone is at risk”

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“Judges warn Trumps mass deportations could lay groundwork to ensnare Americans; Judges across the country continue to note that if courts dont protect the rights of the least popular and most vulnerable, everyone is at risk”: Kyle Cheney of Politico has this report.

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