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DOJ moves to undo Jan. 6 rioters’ convictions for seditious conspiracy
DOJ moves to vacate Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy convictions of Proud Boys and Oath Keepers members, potentially clearing final Capitol riot cases.
Trump administration fires judges who blocked student deportations
The Trump administration fired six immigration judges, including two who blocked deportation of pro-Palestinian students, sparking union protests over due process.
Court of Appeals upholds caregiver abuse finding
Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld a DHS maltreatment finding against a caregiver, rejecting due process and hearsay challenges.
Ramsey County investigates federal arrest as possible kidnapping in St. Paul
County officials said in a statement that federal agents “may have committed the crimes of kidnapping, burglary, and false imprisonment” in the January incident.
National groups back Kansas burger restaurant as mural lawsuit continues
Cozy Inn receives national backing in its First Amendment lawsuit against Salina, Kansas, over a mural ban in the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Wisconsin Dems back school funding lawsuit; voucher parents seek to join defendants
Wisconsin Democrats support plaintiffs suing over inadequate school funding while voucher program parents seek to join as defendants.
Legally Speaking: April showers don’t wait, neither do difficult conversations
Learn how lawyers can handle difficult conversations, manage conflict, and maintain credibility in mediation, negotiations, and client communication.
Judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against WSJ over Epstein drawing
A federal judge in Miami dismissed trump’s defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over a drawing linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Law school clinic rolls out AI tools to help resolve uncontested divorces
Suffolk University Law School clinic launched an AI platform to help low-income parties resolve uncontested divorces efficiently.
Parents sue Wisconsin school district over transgender bathroom policy
New Richmond Parents for Strong Schools sued the district in federal court, alleging Title IX violations over transgender bathroom access policy.
Perspectives: Seeking Stanley Cup, Wild recall hockey law here
As the Minnesota Wild enter the NHL playoffs, a look at how hockey has shaped Minnesota law through Title IX, antitrust, civil rights, and municipal cases.
Maryland settles with owner of ship that crashed into Key Bridge
Maryland settles with Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine over the ship crash into the Key Bridge that killed six workers and disrupted the Port of Baltimore.
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- Justice Department settles with IBM over alleged DEI practices
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