Lawyer Ethics

Is It Okay To Correct A Supreme Court Justice’s Pronunciation?

The way Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan said “antecedent” was so unusual that Regent University School of Law professor James […]

Chief Justice Decries “Partisan Hostility”

Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, John Roberts, this week said the “partisan hostility” that clouded the nomination process […]

Lawmaker Compares Lincoln To Hitler

Larry Pittman, a member of North Carolina’s House of Representatives, uses the comments section of his Facebook page to unburden […]

Federal Judge’s Opinions Littered With Misstatements

Since 2010, celebrated Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Frank H. Easterbrook has misstated facts, omitted facts, or made assumptions […]

Lawyer Hoping To Marry His Laptop Gets Second Chance

A former Tennessee lawyer suing for the right to marry his laptop – in a bid to undermine the legal […]

State Attorney Stripped Of Cases For Refusing To Pursue Death Penalty

Florida Gov. Rick Scott is taking nearly two-dozen first-degree murder cases away from an Orlando state attorney who publicly declared […]

ABA Cut Out Of Judicial Nomination Process

Donald McGahn, the White House counsel, wrote a letter on March 17 to American Bar Association president Linda Klein. “Like […]

FBI, Geek Squad Had Deep Ties In Child Porn Hunt

It now appears that the FBI and Best Buy’s “Geek Squad City” technicians were more involved than previously thought in […]

North Carolina Lawyers Must Reveal Evidence Of Innocence After Conviction

North Carolina is the first state in the nation to require that all lawyers, not only prosecutors, must come forward […]

Law Dean Suspended For Trying to Balance Budget

After proposing solutions to get the University of Cincinnati College of Law back in the black, one law dean found […]

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