Justice Frank Murphy’s dissent in Korematsu v. United States stands tall because he said what needed to be said at that time.
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What the story misses is that the cited case, United States v. Bevins, actually demonstrates how all child pornography cases are handled in a similar manner, without regard to the race or ethnicity of the defendant.
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Behold the current trifurcation in conservative views about religious liberty and exemptions.
Read More »Letter to the Editor: Attorney was not speaking for the firm
Firm maintains lawyer was quoted without her knowledge or consent, and out of context.
Read More »The sky’s the limit – for legal drones
The FAA released proposed regulations, but most observers estimate that the rulemaking will not be completed any earlier than 2017.
Read More »Appoint a woman of color in 8th Circuit
Minnesota has the good fortune of having a strong list of smart, capable, and wise women lawyers and judges of color to choose from.
Read More »Essay: In opposition to a civil Gideon
A civil Gideon program would be a logistical nightmare
Read More »Essay: In opposition to a civil Gideon
There is a more effective alternative of using private legal aid societies and looking at our own laws that restrict access to justice
Read More »Essay: Civil Gideon–Justice for all
Ever since the Gideon vs. Wainwright case of 1963, which established the right to criminal council to those that could not afford it themselves, there have been various attempts to secure a similar right to counsel in the civil sphere.
Read More »Essay: The rights of tenants present a case for civil Gideon
A high school essay writer argues the right to legal counsel should extend to civil cases.
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