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Longtime Dorchester-Orangeburg Solicitor David Pascoe easily wins in rare primary contest
The Post and Courier· 12 hours agoLongtime Democratic prosecutor David Pascoe will keep his seat after drawing a rare reelection...
Judge Who Will Sentence Hunter Biden Kept Trial Moving
New York Times· 18 hours agoThe judge who oversaw Hunter Biden’s federal firearms case — and will ultimately decide his sentence...
Appointed by Trump, Hunter Biden trial judge spent most of her career in civil law
WFTV 9 Orlando· 4 days agoThe judge presiding over Hunter Biden's federal gun trial in Delaware is a former corporate civil...
What Steve Bannon's prison sentence could look like
Newsweek· 5 days agoFormer White House chief strategist Steve Banon's four months of jail time will likely be relatively safe, as he will be housed in a facility with few...
Judge blocks Brown Rudnick lawyer's 50% fee increase in PFAS bankruptcy
Reuters· 7 days ago"There may be a reason, but a 50% increase of someone's rates is not something that any client I...
Wellsburg residents make case for golf carts
Weirton Daily Times· 7 hours agoOn Tuesday, a group of citizens asked Wellsburg Council to consider allowing golf carts as a mode of transportation on some city streets. WELLSBURG — At Tuesday’s Wellsburg Council meeting, ...
'Won't do apology tour': Trump VP contender doubles down after Jim Crow outcry
The Raw Story· 5 days agoA Florida congressman and potential running mate for former President Donald Trump is doubling down on comments he made suggesting that Black Americans were better off during the era of Jim ...
Expert Perspectives on Biggest Court Cases
Law.com· 5 days agoThe Fifth Circuit this week found that sections 206(4) and 211(h) of the Advisers Act, which the SEC relied on to issue the rules, didn’t actually give...
The New ‘Hunger Games’ Book Is Already Being Turned Into a Movie — and It Has a Release Date
indieWIRE· 6 days agoThe adaptation of Suzanne Collins' next book "The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping" will be...
