Minnesota Lawyer

Legislation that passed in the Maryland Senate would establish statewide an initiative to provide therapy dogs to child witnesses in circuit court hearings and proceedings.

The U.S. Supreme Court signaled it will use its Feb. 21 private conference to discuss whether to consider the fate of the Affordable Care Act on a fast-track schedule.

President Donald Trump stopped to greet Chief Justice John Roberts, shaking his hand and speaking with him as Roberts stood stone-faced. The justice said, “Thank you,” as the president walked past.

The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Jan. 28, however, that whatever civil rights violations Hamilton might have suffered, no one can be held responsible.

Inside the glass high-rise that houses the headquarters of the nation’s immigration courts, the focus is on how to make the immensely strained system more efficient.

By Jeremy Wolk DETROIT — Our phones have been ringing. On the other end of the line is yet another client who has been named ...

Three Democratic state attorneys general sued a U.S. government official Thursday.

The entire pretrial system and bail bond industry rests on and profits from a myth, Robin Steinberg, chief executive officer of the Bail Project, told attendees at a criminal justice conference.

Massachusetts’ high court has ruled in favor of a Somali man in a case that tested efforts by Boston’s top prosecutor to protect immigrants from being deported for non-violent crimes.

A state law requiring a blood test in all fatal crashes regardless of probable cause is unconstitutional, Maine’s highest court ruled.