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  • US Supreme Court Lets Texas Border Enforcement Law Take Effect

    The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed a Republican-backed Texas law to go into effect, enabling state law enforcement authorities to arrest individuals suspected of illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. President Joe Biden’s administration had requested the Court to halt the law’s implementation while its challenge proceeds in lower courts, but this request was rejected by…

  • Trump Needs $464M Bond In Six days. What If He Can’t Get It?

    Donald Trump’s legal team is urgently seeking a New York court’s intervention to halt a staggering $464 million civil fraud fine. The former president’s precarious financial situation could jeopardize his prized properties if the penalty is enforced. According to Professor Will Thomas from the University of Michigan Ross Business School, Trump’s personal and business interests…

  • Law Enforcement Had Probable Cause To Take Maine Gunman Into Custody And Remove His Firearms Before Shooting, Report Says

    An independent report released on Friday shed light on the events leading up to the tragic mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, on October 25, 2023, highlighting missed opportunities by law enforcement to prevent the devastating rampage. The report, issued by an independent commission tasked with investigating the shooting, pointed to critical failures by the Sagadahoc…

  • Fani Willis Ex-lover Resigns From Trump Election Meddling Case Per Judge’s Order

    Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor overseeing the Georgia election interference case involving Donald Trump, has resigned amidst controversy surrounding his affair with District Attorney Fani Willis. The resignation follows a judge’s critique of the affair, which was deemed inappropriate and raised concerns about the integrity of the trial. The backdrop of this saga involves Trump…

  • Navigating Law School Admissions as a College Athlete: Tips and Insights

    Are you a Division I athlete with aspirations of attending law school? Perhaps you’re an Olympic athlete or deeply involved in a demanding extracurricular activity. You might be wondering how your athletic commitments will impact your law school admissions journey. In this episode of Break into Law School, we’ll delve into the unique considerations and…

  • Supporting Muslim Students During Ramadan: A Guide for Law School Communities

    First and foremost, fostering awareness and understanding of Ramadan is key. Law school students and staff should take the initiative to educate themselves about the significance of Ramadan and its practices.

  • Judge In Georgia Election Case Dismisses Six Charges Against Trump And Others

    The Georgia judge overseeing the election-interference case involving Donald Trump and 14 other defendants made a significant decision on Wednesday, dismissing six charges from the indictment due to lack of specificity.

  • Hunter Biden Federal Gun Charges Trial Set For June

    The prosecution alleges that Biden falsified information about his drug use on application forms when acquiring the weapon back in 2018. If convicted on the three federal counts, he could potentially face up to 25 years in prison.

  • Florida Settles Lawsuit Over LGBT Education Bill

    This settlement brings clarity to the interpretation of a contentious state education law, albeit without overturning it.

  • Judge Rules Against Texas AG In Battle With Nonprofit Serving Migrants

    The conflict erupted when Paxton’s office issued a sudden demand for a plethora of documents from Annunciation House, alleging involvement in activities such as alien harboring and human smuggling.