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  • Trump Ally Files Complaint On Judge Who Criticized Trump Attacks On Judiciary

    A conservative ally of Donald Trump has filed a formal complaint against U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton, following a rare television interview where Walton criticized Trump’s verbal attacks on the New York judge overseeing his impending criminal trial. Mike Davis, the founder of the conservative legal advocacy group, the Article III Project, expressed concerns that…

  • Making Law School Affordable: Scholarships To Apply To In April 2024

    In the realm of financial assistance, myriad organizations extend their support to current and prospective law school students. Seizing the chance to apply for these scholarships broadens the horizons of financial aid available to you. With that in mind, we’ve meticulously compiled a catalog of scholarships offering financial assistance specifically with deadlines in April and…

  • Federal Judge Declares Biden Climate Rule Unlawful

    In a recent legal battle over climate policy, a federal judge in Kentucky delivered a significant blow to the Biden administration’s efforts. U.S. District Judge Benjamin Beaton, appointed by former President Donald Trump, ruled against a Biden-era regulation that mandated states to set climate targets for vehicles on the national highway system. The ruling, while…

  • Two Men Hauled To Court For Distributing Drugs That Killed Transgender Activist Cecilia Gentili

    Two men in New York, Michael Kuilan and Antonio Venti, have been charged with distributing fentanyl-laced heroin, which allegedly led to the death of transgender activist Cecilia Gentili in February. Breon Peace, the US Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, announced the arrests, emphasizing the tragic loss of Gentili and the accountability of…

  • Navigating the Pathway to Law School: Addressing Challenges And Fostering Opportunities For Black Students

    The journey to law school is often perceived as a formidable challenge, but for Black students, the path can be laden with even greater obstacles. From systemic barriers to educational inequities, Black aspiring lawyers face unique challenges in their quest for legal education and representation.  Lawyers are not only legal representatives, but lawmakers in Congress,…

  • Trump Posts $175M Bond In New York Fraud Case

    Former US President Donald Trump has recently posted a $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case, effectively halting any immediate asset seizures by the state.

  • Cameron Sutton: Former Detroit Lions Player Faces Domestic Violence Charges

    Cameron Sutton, a former Detroit Lions player, surrendered himself to Florida authorities to address allegations of domestic violence, over three weeks after an arrest warrant had been issued against him.

  • Federal Judge Scheduled To Sentence Alex Murdaugh For Nearly 2 Dozen Financial Crimes

    Former attorney Alex Murdaugh faces a pivotal moment on Monday as he awaits sentencing for nearly two dozen financial crimes, while already serving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and son.

  • Striking the Perfect Balance: LSAT Preparation And Life Harmony

    One major problem that law school applicants studying for the LSAT face is mostly overlooked. You might think that it is reading comprehension passages, common flaws, or logic games. However, the main problem most students have is balancing between studying for the LSAT and work, among other responsibilities. Aspiring to get into law school is a…

  • Judge Scraps New Jersey’s Ballot Design For June Primary

    On Friday, a federal judge mandated New Jersey to abandon its distinctive primary ballot design, which favors party-backed candidates, potentially disrupting the state’s political landscape significantly. The ruling, issued by U.S. District Judge Zahid Quraishi in Trenton, marked a triumph for Democratic U.S. Representative Andy Kim, who, along with two congressional candidates, had filed a…