Activists Sue Trump Administration Over Palestine Advocacy-Related Sanctions
The Trump administration, for its part, has described the lawsuit as a bad-faith effort to “enable further ICC overreach.”
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Justice Department Sues Maryland to Stop In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
“Congress long ago made clear that Maryland cannot deny educational opportunities to American citizens that it gives to illegal aliens in the State,” Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward said in a press release. “By granting illegal aliens in-state tuition, Maryland is not only violating federal law but subsidizing education for illegal aliens.”
Agiloft Hires Former Mitsubishi and John Deere Executive Kristin Knox Esche as General Counsel
Agiloft appoints Kristin Knox Esche as General Counsel, adding a seasoned legal leader with expertise in CLM, AI governance, and transformation.
Health Groups Challenge FDA Vaping Policy
Health organizations seek court action against revised nicotine product rules.
Factors Judges Consider When Granting Own Recognizance Release
Even when a judge grants the OR release, certain conditions may apply. Courts have broad discretion to impose reasonable conditions designed to ensure public safety and future court appearances.
Why Forward-Thinking Legal Departments Are Redefining Their Operating Model Through Technology
As organisations face increasing complexity, legal departments have an opportunity to strengthen their influence and strategic value.
Understanding the Rules for Jury Duty Excusals
Courts do not excuse people just because jury duty is inconvenient. They look for a real hardship that makes service hard, unsafe, or unfair to you, your dependents, or the court process.
Albertsons Faces Washington Opioid Trial
Washington pursues pharmacy chain over alleged role in opioid epidemic.
Graduate Student Charged in Campus Threat Case
Student faces federal charges after threats disrupted university operations.
Frontline Justice Begins Nationwide Rollout of ‘Frontline Q’ with Josef
Frontline Q, which uses AI to improve access-to-justice and protect access to SNAP benefits, begins its nationwide rollout in Arizona, Texas, and Alaska.