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US Judge Ends Antitrust Claim Alleging Conspiracy to Manipulate Prices of Insulin Products
Chief Judge Elizabeth Wolford of U.S. District Court, Western District in Rochester wrote that the plaintiffs failed to present a viable claim under the Sherman Act.
NYSBA Presidential Summit 2024: Gen AI Excitement, Fears and Looming Unknowns
At the NYSBA's Presidential Summit 2024, former judges and legal professionals discussed generative AI's potential to alter the legal landscape—and the inevitable ethical quandaries that will follow.
Pandemic Mask Mandate Moot, Federal Court Rules
"Moreover, while we think a legal degree confers many advantages, we do not believe it equips us to accurately predict if or when another global respiratory pandemic will infect our shared world," the U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled.
Judge Gets Death Threats Over Abortion Pill Case
"No compelling governmental interest justifies the court's actions, the news media coalition objects, and urges the court to immediately docket notice of the hearing," according to SMU Dedman School of Law First Amendment Clinic.
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Florida Affirmative Defenses and Procedural Objections: With Forms 2024
Authors: Joshua B. Spector, Paul D. Turner
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Bench Report: Judicial Mentoring | Biden's 100th Judge
This week, we're taking a look at advice two federal judges recently shared about judicial mentoring.
Pa. Legal Community Remembers Chief Justice Baer as a Consensus Builder, Family Law Icon
"Max Baer helped to change the culture on the court throughout his time as a justice," Duquesne University President Ken Gormley said. "His most important legacy is his belief in the importance of collegiality and leaving all remnants of politics behind in serving on the judiciary."
Judge Halts Part of Idaho Abortion Ban, Siding With DOJ
A federal judge found that Idaho's law conflicts with a federal law requiring hospitals to provide stabilizing treatment in a medical emergency.
Judge Halts Part of Idaho Abortion Ban, Siding With DOJ
A federal judge found that Idaho's law conflicts with a federal law requiring hospitals to provide stabilizing treatment in a medical emergency.
Canada's Prime Minister Nominates First Indigenous Judge to Country's Top Court
Justice Michelle O'Bonsawin is fluent in French and English and is a member of the Odanak First Nation.TRENDING STORIES
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