[ad_1] The Weinstein trial took an unexpected turn today after New York Judge Curtis Farber declared a partial mistrial. The order followed a refusal of the foreperson to return to… Read More »Partial Mistrial Declared in Weinstein Case – JONATHAN TURLEY
[ad_1] In May, the North Carolina Statewide Court Appearance Project Committee released their Final Report with recommendations to promote court appearance and provide alternative responses to missed appearances. The Committee… Read More »New Statewide Report with Recommendations to Improve Court Appearance Issues – North Carolina Criminal Law
[ad_1] A trial is the dramatic apex of the litigation process. This is where both sides put all their cards on the table and let the trier of fact decide.… Read More »Trial Preparation Checklist: Key Steps & What to Expect in Court
[ad_1] For anyone, the prospect of facing death is likely to be a frightening one. Americans learned during the COVID-19 pandemic the special terror of facing death alone, cut off… Read More »Tennessee Finds a New Way to Compound the Death Penalty’s Cruelty | Austin Sarat | Verdict
[ad_1] Law Entrance Exam (LAT) is an exam for students who are acknowledge to a five-year LLB program in Pakistan. The exam politic skills such as reading, writing, general knowledge,… Read More »LAT Test Syllabus 2025
[ad_1] Every year, the Telecommunications Regulatory Board (ART) releases the Observatory of the Electronic Communications Market in Cameroon—a powerful barometer that tracks the nation’s telecom and ICT evolution. The 2023 edition… Read More »Cameroon’s Mobile Money Growth Drives Financial Inclusion
[ad_1] After six years as vice president and general manager of legal markets for Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S., Ken Crutchfield has retired, effective yesterday, the company announced. He… Read More »Ken Crutchfield, Head of Legal Markets At Wolters Kluwer, Retires; Jill Weinstein Succeeds Him
[ad_1] On Tuesday, I testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a hearing about the current conflicts between the district courts and the President. You can watch the video here.… Read More »Interview with Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri About Judicial Selections in Trump 2.0