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Trump-Pardoned J6er Who Threatened To Shoot Pelosi Now Charged With Threatening To Execute Judges
A man Donald Trump pardoned for his January 6 conduct is back in federal custody, and if you guessed the new charge looks a whole lot like the old one… congratulations, you’ve been paying attention for the last five years. Cleveland Grover Meredith Jr., 58, of Sautee...
Sidley Attorney Fired After Open Letter To Biglaw Elected To Congress
Back in 2023, a number of Biglaw firms put out a letter blaming law schools for antisemitism. The letter offered little in the way of a concrete response to the rise in antisemitic hate crimes in the country, but it did allow law firms to generate some headlines and...
AI May Speed Up Legal Research, But That Doesn’t Automatically Shrink The Bill
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. Plaintiffs have not shown that defense counsel’s use of AI rendered the hours that they actually expended unreasonable. — Judge Carolyn McHugh, writing for a unanimous Tenth Circuit panel, affirming a...
BigLaw partners with Big Tech to design and deploy custom AI tools
{mag_summary}In recent months, Big Tech has invested heavily in law. On Oct. 15, Microsoft unveiled Copilot for legal, which builds on what it previously introduced…
Trial opens for suspect whose multiple email threats include ‘skinning’ federal judge
{mag_summary} A series of threatening emails sent to the Northern District of California last year included “skinning U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer” and accused judges…
Army pushes ahead with substitute for toxic lead substance used in weaponry
Army researchers are advancing a safer, lead-free explosive compound for munitions, with full-scale production of copper-based DBX-1 targeted by 2028.
National Veterans Parade kicks off special events ahead of Veterans Day
Veterans Day is a week away, and events around the nation’s capital will begin Sunday with the fourth annual National Veterans Parade.
National Veterans Parade kicks off special events ahead of Veterans Day
Veterans Day is a week away, and events around the nation’s capital will begin Sunday with the fourth annual National Veterans Parade.
Trump admits Iran war hurt GOP in midterms but defends military campaign
The war, which began in late February, has been unpopular with Americans, according to numerous opinion polls, especially as rising gasoline and diesel prices have added to concerns about the cost of living.