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I thought Schiff answered that beautifully by saying we don't have time because we have an imminent threat to the upcoming election and I can point to the eight months it took to get a district court ruling on one of the most important witnesses.
Watch VideoWhether platforms like Facebook and Twitter are going to be vigilant about fraudulent accounts, missing information, and doing takedowns and purges is going to be really critical.
Watch VideoIn context, there is no question that Mr. Zelinsky is desperate for aid of any kind from the United States. Mr. Trump is the most powerful man in the world and can supply Ukraine with help in counteracting Russian aggression and in context, when Trump says thank you for looking into this, what he is saying is that we have an agreement.
Watch Video“The Constitution contains no specific requirement of physical presence for members to vote.”
Read MoreQualified immunity is important because it’s a symbol of accountability and that the police are not above the law. But most of us understand that it’s not going to be the thing to reform policing.
Listen NowAs lawyers working on behalf of older people with disabilities, we have seen numerous instances in which structural barriers and ageism either push clients toward nursing homes when they could remain in the community or make it next to impossible for them to get out of nursing homes once there.
Read MoreAnthony Sebok, a professor at Cardozo School of Law, said if Congress did shield companies from lawsuits, “they have to come up with, I think, an adequate substitute for the tort rights they are replacing.
Read MoreI want to send the message to my students that seeking help is a sign of strength, not a sign of weakness. We need to help them understand that, that it’s a positive thing to seek the help that you need and not something they should be ashamed of or afraid to do.
Read MoreThe value of a copyright case if a song is from the 60s or 70s probably just went down. That makes it much harder to bring cases about tiny chunks of songs. Those cases will be much harder to win now. My guess is that the amount of money crossing the table will be diminished.
Read MoreProsecutors can still seek protective orders. There’s no change to how or whether prosecutors can seek a protective order for one of their witnesses.
Read MoreNew York right now is the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic and facilities that hold incarcerated people are just disasters waiting to happen in terms of spread of disease and housing vulnerable populations and lacking adequate steps and equipment and expertise to address the disease when it spreads.
Read MoreLegal educators are in a unique position to teach and encourage future lawyers to identify and confront injustices, discrimination and violence against individuals and groups across the United States. Professors must interrogate illegal acts perpetrated by powerful actors that undermine the rule of law and democracy; lawyers should see themselves as watchdogs for human and civil rights no matter what practice area they choose to pursue.
Read MoreI think the betting is 5-4 to say this is no good with a predictable five and a predictable four.
Read MoreThe only objective of forced, predispute, class-banning arbitration clauses is to deter small-dollar claims.
Read MoreThe optics are bad, because it lines up with these theories about how we think the platforms are abusing their power, favoring their own business.
Read MoreThe basic premise of the course is that President Trump has through his conduct and his words challenged the constitutional order in a way it has not been challenged in the last century, maybe the last two centuries. My guess is that the common ground for people is that the administration has raised a lot of constitutional issues and whether you are in favor or not you’d want to understand what’s at stake.
Read MoreThe curiosities of Chinese libel law arrest the analyst and link China to us more than they sunder us. For my colleagues in China, what grows old and what dies merit a respect Westerners can only wonder about, until a pandemic happens.
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