The DOJ is “reviewing all potential avenues of appeal of the Court’s order, the agency said of U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell’s summary judgment ruling in the case. Click Here To Read The Full Article
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'Stunningly Frightening': Experts Discuss Impact on Judges and What's Next in Hannah Dugan Arrest Case
As Dugan’s hearing approaches, litigators, judges and academics are talking about the implications of the case for the judiciary and what road map—if any—the case may provide as the Donald Trump administration continues its crackdown on illegal immigration and attacks on judges and law firms. Click Here To Read The Full Article
EU Countries to Create Special Ukraine Tribunal to Prosecute War Crimes
The establishment of the tribunal gives Ukraine a path to prosecute the senior political and military leaders responsible for the country’s invasion by Russia, which is currently not possible under any other international court. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Skadden, Milbank Say EEOC Request Is Resolved as Part of Deal With Trump
The EEOC confirmed to Law.com Friday that the EEOC’s letter requests to Skadden and Milbank about their DEI-related employment practices have been resolved. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Judge's 'Heavy Caseload' Does Not Permit 'Temporary Recusal' From a Case, State Appellate Court Says
“Because the trial judge had entered an order of recusal without any limitation before his entry of the order on appeal, he had no authority to enter the order on appeal.” Click Here To Read The Full Article