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Michael Avenatti, once a high-profile attorney and media sensation, might see his prison sentence shortened after a federal appeals court decision that challenges aspects of his 14-year term. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in California ruled that the trial judge made errors when sentencing Avenatti, including improperly adding an obstruction of justice charge …

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A Texas federal judge has disrupted Boeing’s guilty plea agreement concerning two tragic 737 MAX crashes, bringing America’s culture wars into the courtroom spotlight. U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor, known for his conservative rulings, focused on a diversity-related clause in the deal, which requires the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to consider diversity and inclusion …

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Mike Jeffries, the former CEO who transformed Abercrombie & Fitch into a global sensation, now faces serious criminal charges for sex trafficking and prostitution, casting a shadow over his legacy. Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have unveiled a 16-count indictment, accusing the once-powerful executive and two associates of exploiting dozens of young men under the guise …

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The race for law school seats is heating up, with a dramatic 26% jump in applicants compared to last year, marking a strong start to the new admission cycle. Applications to law schools are up by an impressive 37%, sparking excitement and curiosity about what’s fueling this surge. One key factor could be the removal …

Law School Application Boom: End of LSAT’s Toughest Section Spurs New Surge Read More »

In a forward-looking move, Delaware’s Supreme Court has opened the door to artificial intelligence, but with strict boundaries. Judges and court staff in the state are now permitted to use AI in their work, though under a newly issued policy, they must handle the technology with caution. This interim directive insists that any AI tools …

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In a significant blow to efforts aimed at reshaping Georgia’s election process, the state’s highest court has refused to fast-track an appeal that sought to introduce controversial ballot-handling changes ahead of the November 5 presidential election. The ruling leaves in place a decision that prevents county poll workers from conducting hand counts of ballots, a …

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Rudy Giuliani, once hailed as “America’s Mayor,” has been ordered to relinquish his Manhattan apartment, jewelry, and other high-end possessions as part of a court ruling linked to a defamation case. The ruling stems from accusations Giuliani made against two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and her daughter Wandrea’ “Shaye” Moss, claiming they rigged votes …

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A U.S. appeals court has upheld the criminal trespassing charges against the majority of the nearly 1,500 individuals accused in connection with the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot. In a 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected an appeal from Couy Griffin, one of the defendants, who sought …

Capitol Chaos Defendants Face Uphill Battle as Trespassing Charges Hold Firm Read More »

A former Georgetown University student and now Virginia official has filed a class-action lawsuit against her alma mater, following a data breach that exposed sensitive information of students past and present. The university acknowledged the breach earlier this week, explaining that a system misconfiguration led to the temporary leak. Mary Margaret Cleary, a deputy official …

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In a new twist within the ongoing federal investigation, a U.S. judge has unveiled hundreds of pages of evidence tied to former President Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. The materials, released with heavy redactions, were part of a larger legal maneuver from Special Counsel Jack Smith, aiming to challenge claims …

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