Larry Klayman Thinks The D.C. Bar Is On A Political ‘Jihad’ To Expel Conservatives From The Profession
It sounds a lot more like a standard legal ethics case to me.
Government Shutdown Really Messing Stuff Up If You Need To Be Admitted To The D.C. Bar
For some almost lawyers, it's a matter of money.
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When, Oh When, Is The D.C. Bar Swearing-In?
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Non-Sequiturs: 11.07.16
* Is the GOP writing a check its ass can't cash? (In regard to the Supreme Court.) [Talking Points Memo] * What time will a new president be determined? Everything you think you know about election predictions is about to change. [Politico] * The 75-mile problem with Donald Trump's wall. [Huffington Post] * A deep dive into the D.C. bar exam stats. [Bar Exam Stats] * A look at the Supreme Court's grant, vacate, remand ("GVR") dispositions this Term. [Empirical SCOTUS] * The best of Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell’s recent Foreign Corrupt Practices Act speech. [FCPA Professor]
Happy News From The D.C. Bar (Or: Why You Should Send Tips To Above The Law)
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Sequestration Creates Ethical Hurdles, Trial Suspensions
The sequester may put government lawyers in an ethical bind and is robbing some litigants of their rights.
How LexisNexis State Net Uses Gen AI To Tame Gov’t Data
Its new features transform how you can track and analyze the more than 200,000 bills, regulations, and other measures set to be introduced this year.