The University of Chicago Law School yesterday released a comprehensive AI Strategy Statement that will reshape how it teaches first-year students, how it assesses upper-level writing, and how it integrates… Read More »UChicago Law Bans Laptops from 1L Classrooms As Part of Sweeping New AI Strategy for Legal Education
From Tassinari v. Salvation Army, decided Monday by Judge Leo Sorokin (D. Mass.); I’d love to hear what list members think of it: [Plaintiffs] assert that TSA maintains a policy… Read More »Salvation Army Has First Amendment Right to Ban Methodone Use by People in Its Adult Rehabilitation Centers
Power of attorney for car sale is something many UAE expats end up needing the moment they relocate, especially when the car stays behind, and the sale has to happen… Read More »Power of Attorney for Car Sale in UAE
The industry-leading media platform offering competitive intelligence to prepare for today and anticipate opportunities for future success. As a part of your digital membership, you can sign up for an… Read More »Boston Joins Social Media Addiction MDL as Mass. Doubles Down on Challenging Big Tech
For the third year in a row, Lawyerist and Affinity Consulting are closing for an entire week around the Fourth of July. No client meetings, no coaching calls, no emails, no Teams… Read More »You’re Not Burned Out. Your Soil is Depleted
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., will hear arguments this week in a case that could help define the rules of the road for legal AI companies that rely on… Read More »Fastcase And Alexi Head To Court This Week In High-Stakes Fight Over Legal AI, Caselaw Data And Clio’s $1B vLex Deal
Home Daily News High-profile lawyer convicted of indecent… Criminal Justice High-profile lawyer convicted of indecent assault of Amtrak employee By Shirley Henderson June 26, 2026, 1:26 pm CDT A corporate… Read More »High-profile lawyer convicted of indecent assault of Amtrak employee
Below is my column in the Wall Street Journal on the bizarre claim of Gov. Gavin Newsom and others that the Framers would have supported wealth taxes, including the proposed… Read More »No, The Framers Would Have Hated the Billionaire Tax – JONATHAN TURLEY
For implied consent offenses, pretrial motions to suppress evidence and/or dismiss the case must be made pretrial, according to and in accordance with G.S. 20-38.6. Broadly speaking, this requires the… Read More »State v. Dade and Implied Consent Pretrial Motions Chart – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
4 minutes read Published Jun 30, 2026 Nearly 4,000 wrongful convictions have been documented in the United States since 1989. The organizations working to overturn them have long operated with… Read More »How Legal Technology is Changing the Path to Exoneration