
Documentary About Flawed, Troubling Criminal Prosecution Earns Oscar Nomination
Congratulations on this recognition for a film that conveys the ordeal of a criminal prosecution to audiences.
Congratulations on this recognition for a film that conveys the ordeal of a criminal prosecution to audiences.
Sometimes people need to swallow their pride.
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PBS is looking back at one of the most bizarre prosecutions of the past decade.
Warrant forgiveness: an idea whose time has come.
Defense lawyer Ben Brafman knew from the start that this case would be a disaster for the DA.
Congratulations to both the promising young lawyer and the prosecution and putting this unfortunate episode to rest.
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Sergey Aleynikov gets a verdict after a missing slice of avocado, a blood test, and a food poisoning conspiracy theory nearly trigger a mistrial.
Who are they, what are they pleading to, and what are the implications for the remaining Dewey defendants?
We’ve got info on those who squealed to law enforcement...
* Demand is down, but fees are up. The good news is that Am Law Second Hundred firms saw gains in billable hours purchased by corporate clients — and that’s about it for the good news. [Am Law Daily] * OMG, Dewey want to see the unsealed case records against D&L’s ex-leaders. DA Cy Vance wants our prying eyes to see all but one document. Secret seven identities… incoming! [Bloomberg] * It looks like that time Sheryl Sandberg refused to lean in is really paying off in court. Facebook is a witness, not a defendant, in an antitrust case about non-poaching agreements between tech giants. [Reuters] * Gaming the rankings for dummies? Law school deans are now pushing the ABA to require that law schools post their transfer students’ LSAT and GPA credentials. [Capital Business / Washington Post] * The easy way to decide whether you should be working in law school is to determine what you like more: money or grades. One will help you get the other later in life. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
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Additional information about defendant number 4 in the Dewey criminal case, including testimonials from people who know him and information about his family's finances.
Why would a smart lawyer talk to law enforcement about matters that could expose him to criminal liability?
What do we know about this handsome and highly accomplished young lawyer? He's extremely bright and he's legal-world aristocracy, for starters.
Brainstorming some reasons why these charges were brought by the D.A. and not the U.S. Attorney.
Who's getting charged, and with what?