Just published a new piece @StateCourtRpt on a constitutional showdown among justices for control of the #Arkansas Supreme Court. https://t.co/jTufeNcOas #statecourts
Across the U.S., state courts are rethinking life sentences for people in their teens and early twenties. My latest for @StateCourtRpt looks at how Michigan and others are reshaping sentencing for emerging adults. #SentencingReform#CriminalJustice https://t.co/gNltJeIjv3
New piece for @StateCourtRpt on tomorrow's Montana Supreme Court arguments in the first-ever constitutional climate change case. Whatever happens at the court, the case will likely be replicated elsewhere. https://t.co/LM6XCw5DxH
Just wrote about a recent wave of cyberattacks on state courts across the U.S. for @StateCourtRpt. The attacks have disrupted critical legal processes for some of the most vulnerable citizens. https://t.co/NYNMqgoP09🏛️ #legaltech#courtsafety#cybersecurity#judiciary
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You can't have your #blini and eat it too. That's the lesson from the NortonRose fiasco. #UkraineRussianWar#sanctions My latest: https://t.co/MpyvCGWwdg
Ben Wilson, who founded the Diverse Partners Network and has mentored generations of Black lawyers, has announced his retirement effective January 2022.
"He’s had a huge impact. Not just on Black partners, but on all partners of color in Big Law." https://t.co/5g7aukGlIT
Nearly four years to the day after I filed FOIA requests about then-Utah US atty John Huber, a response (note that it's dated July 20, but arrived today): https://t.co/F4Gkk7pOrj
Nothing earth-shattering, sharing as just example #497,325 of how wildly slow this process can be
New: Next week, I join @ReutersLegal in DC as a reporter. I'm thankful for the opportunity and eager to jump in, and I extend well-wishes to colleagues at @lawdotcom and the reporting team on SCOTUS, DOJ, agencies and courts. Proud of the work. Tweet is submitted. Stand in recess
Tougher amicus disclosure rules, pressed by @SenWhitehouse, @RepHankJohnson and others, see early support from judiciary policy panel /// New letter: https://t.co/wxVGc2OP5v /// https://t.co/puDcMdf4P9
The level of skill between the two legal teams is striking. Trump lawyers begin with a bizarre claim that the "heat of passion" defense in the law--which is about when husbands used to find their wives cheating on them and killed them-explains the passions in the Chamber. Um no.