Is Criminal Prosecution Destined to Become a Regular Tool of Political Combat in the United States? | Austin Sarat | Verdict

Republican allies of former President Trump reacted to his conviction in the New York hush money trial by promising various forms of retaliation and reprisal. Some, as the New York Times reported on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, are “calling for revenge prosecutions…against Democrats.” This response is startling, if not surprising. It is based on unfounded…

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TRINEICE ROBINSON-MARTIN | Diverse: Issues In Higher Education

Dr. Trineice Robinson-MartinTrineice Robinson-Martin has been named chair of the ensemble department at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. She served as a faculty member at Princeton University. Robinson-Martin holds a bachelor’s degree in improvised music studies from San Jose State University and a Master of Music degree in jazz studies from Indiana University-Bloomington as…

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Employers appear more likely to offer interviews, higher pay to those with AI skills, study says

Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Employers are significantly more likely to offer job interviews and higher salaries to job candidates with experience related to artificial intelligence, according to a new study published in the journal Oxford Economics Papers. Specifically, college graduates with…

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Solo and Small Firms Plan to Adopt AI More Quickly than Larger Firms, But Not Fast Enough for Clients, Clio Survey Finds

Solo and small firm lawyers intend to adopt artificial intelligence at a much faster pace than their larger-firm counterparts, but their clients are even more enthusiastic about the technology, believing it can result in more affordable and higher quality services from their lawyers. So says the 2024 Legal Trends for Solo and Small Firms report,…

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