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Georgia Supreme Court Sentences Probation to Lawyer’s Misconduct in Divorce Trial

Supreme Court of Georgia rejected a reprimand for a misconduct by a lawyer as too lenient, sentenced him a probation instead.

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Racial or Ethnic Slurs by Jurors Can Annul the Secrecy Principle

The United States Supreme Court ruled Monday that court can review deliberations’ secrecy when jurors made racist comment in their deliberations.

Becoming Partner in Law Firm: Technology Challenges

Every lawyer aims to become partner in the law firm they are currently working for, but technology has changed legal profession.

FBI Prefers to Drop Charges Rather Than Opening Source Code of Its Spying Software

Department of Justice decided to drop charges against a man accused of child pornography rather than exposing its NIT method.

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New Child Marriage Law In Bangladesh

Canadian Advocacy Groups: People Who Choose Not to Reveal HIV Status to Partners Are Not Criminals

Harassment Law: Social Media Manager Urges Women To Use Law To Fight Abuse

New Car Seat Law For Chidren Is Causing Confusion, Experts Say

Tiffany Trump Sets Aside Family Business for Law School- Harvard, Columbia or NYU?

New Employment Laws on Sick Pay, Vacation Leave and Unions Will Affect Businesses in Ontario

Wisconsin State Regulator Introduces Controversial Bills to Allow High-Powered Well Operated Near Lakes

Wells Fargo Cuts Bonus for Executives Following Scandal; More Customers Are Affected