What’s Wrong With The Criminal Justice System: Dennis Hastert Edition
Dennis Hastert may not be a good guy, but his sentencing far exceeded the specific crime that landed him in court.
Dennis Hastert may not be a good guy, but his sentencing far exceeded the specific crime that landed him in court.
A well-deserved loss for these Biglaw partners.
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
* More cease-and-desist action from the world of Donald Trump. It seems he's gone and pissed off Aerosmith. [Fortune] * First-person accounts of providing abortions on the cusp of Roe v. Wade. [New York Magazine] * This is the exact opposite of how a school district should handle teacher molestation cases, though I can see it playing well in law school fact patterns in the near future. [The Atlantic] * Kansas Secretary of State to begin his prosecution of voter fraud cases, after first being given authority to do so earlier this year. [Talking Point Memo] * These are now skills lawyers need: the ability to sell, sell, sell. [Law and More] * A change.org petition to prevent gun suicides. [change.org] * Practical advice (in podcast form) for making your law practice lean. [Law Reboot]
According to columnist Tamara Tabo, Josh Duggar himself might have benefited if his parents had handled the first reports of sexual abuse as the law required.
Arkansas state judge makes a curious move regarding the child molestation allegations against Josh Duggar.
The latest institution to get caught up in allegations of child sexual abuse: the Boy Scouts.
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