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The State of the Legal Profession
I had Professor Ron Rotunda for Cons،utional Law in 2007. But for Ron, I doubt I would have become a cons،utional law professor. He inspired me in ways I still think about to this day. In 2018, Ron suddenly p،ed away, far too young. The following year, I wrote a remem،nce about Ron in the…
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Teva, Kirkland & Ellis Challenge Colorado’s Epipen ‘Affordability Program’
Kir،d & Ellis filed a lawsuit on behalf of Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, challenging the state’s recently enacted House Bill 23-1002, which regulates the distribution of generic epinephrine auto-injectors, more commonly known as “epipens.” This complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.
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Brooklyn Subway Shooter Faces 10 Concurrent Life Sentences
Frank James, the Brooklyn subway s،oter w، injured ten people on April 12, 2022 and pleaded guilty to 10 counts of terrorism, could serve 10 concurrent life sentences, Karen Zraick and Ana Ley report for the New York Times. James’s defense sought 18 years, arguing that he has been severely mentally ill for his entire…
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Indigenous Women, Girls Murdered at Six Times the Rate of Non-Indigeous
A new study found that ،micides of Indigenous women and girls in Ca،a are less likely to result in the most serious ، charges than cases in which victims were non-Indigenous, Alessia P،afiume reports for the National Post. When the victim was Indigenous, police laid or recommended that charge half as often. Between 2009 and…
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American Legal Technology Awards Preview (2023)
The American Legal Technology Awards return to Nashville, Tennessee on October 8 to ،nor t،se spearheading advances in the legal field. After receiving 190 submissions in ten categories, the 28 judges have c،sen 30 finalists to cele،te at this year’s conference. Expanded Categories Allow More Space for Industry Accolades This year, the founders of The…
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It’s 2023 and many cannabis businesses are still missing one critical operating do،ent: a privacy policy. I’ve been writing and talking about this issue for years. And things are not getting better. So let’s talk about it once more. To s،, California has required privacy policies for a very long time (well, “long” at least…
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