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A List of Appellate Law Podcasts That Are Worth a Listen
Not surprisingly, appellate law and practice, and the U.S. Supreme Court in particular, are the subject of a burgeoning number of podcasts.
Biden Nominates Michigan District Court Judge to 6th Circuit
Davis, who currently sits on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, would be the first Black woman from Michigan to serve on the Cincinnati, Ohio-based federal appeals court.
Dechert Partner, Nominated to Eastern District of New York, Reveals $3 Million Income
Hector Gonzalez, chair of Dechert's global litigation practice and nominee for the Eastern District of New York, reported incomes of over $3.3 million in 2019 and $3.2 million in 2020.
Man Sues RV World Over Breach-of-Contract Claims
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Tensions Flare Over Biden's 6th Circuit Nominee, Selected Without Support of Home State Senators
"Simply put, there shouldn't be one set of rules for Republican nominees under Republican presidents and a different set for nominees under Democratic presidents," said Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin.
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Biden Nominates US District Judge Alison Nathan to 2nd Circuit
Nathan is currently presiding over the trial for Ghislaine Maxwell, who is accused of grooming underage victims for Jeffrey Epstein.
District Judge Alison Nathan Nominated to U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit
Nathan is currently presiding over the trial for Ghislaine Maxwell, a British socialite who is accused of grooming underage victims for Jeffrey Epstein.
Georgia Judges among Those Weighing in on 'Dramatic Uptick' in Jurists' Social Media Slipups
"They're seeming to forget that they're judges 24/7 and their robe not only entitles them to the authority, but it's symbolic to the public," said Miami School of Law social media and ethics professor Jan Jacobowitz.
What's Driving the 'Dramatic Uptick' in Judges' Social Media Slipups?
"They're seeming to forget that they're judges 24/7 and their robe not only entitles them to the authority, but it's symbolic to the public," said Miami School of Law social media and ethics professor Jan Jacobowitz.
Why Are Judges Still Committing Social Media Slipups?
"They're seeming to forget that they're judges 24/7 and their robe not only entitles them to the authority, but it's symbolic to the public," said Miami School of Law social media and ethics professor Jan Jacobowitz.More from ALM
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