I don’t know what to say. Sierra was one of the most wonderful people and journalists I’ve ever known.
This is so fucking senseless and devastating.
https://t.co/oye8ojkmQI
Many power brokers have walked through the gates of Yale Law, from former Pres. Bill Clinton and four of the current SCOTUS justices.
@BusinessInsider took a look at the yearbook of the class of '96 to see where they are now, 25 years later: https://t.co/pGAVferlLI
This is a good look at how the Supreme Court has helped Family Dollar get away with rampant illegal abuse of its workers. Court rulings block class actions & allow corps to force employees into rigged arbitration instead.
By @TheNewsHam & @ByPeterCoutu
https://t.co/HialsWQH5R
80-hour workweeks, snakes in stockrooms and robberies — here’s what Family Dollar employees endured when running stores, and how the company kept it hidden from public view https://t.co/o3MbFyqPUw
19-year-old Christian Hall, who was Chinese American, kept his hands in the air as Pennsylvania State Police shot and killed him, new video obtained by @spotlightpa and @nbcnews shows. https://t.co/ry5gmitdZe
"Don't question it, get out, and do it sooner rather than later."
Despite a 🔥💰 market for lawyers, burned-out and disillusioned associates are looking for a way out. @ByPeterCoutu & I spoke with some former Big Law associates about why they left: https://t.co/3mCeG2FJjO
"Entry-level pay varies so widely in part because salaries are set in different ways throughout the country. In some jurisdictions, state legislatures set pay rates, while in others, local prosecutors have control." @nelsonbunn https://t.co/fUeUtVLNjO @ByPeterCoutu
“The bottom line is: salaries are too low for entry-level prosecutors”. Salaries are just one factor hampering the recruitment and retention of prosecutors in public service. https://t.co/nmUP6CPPk3 via @businessinsider@ndaajustice@ByPeterCoutu