In the ever-evolving landscape of legal practice, where time is as precious as legal expertise, attorneys are continually seeking innovative ways to streamline their workload and enhance their presence in the legal community. Enter ChatGPT 4.0, a cutting-edge digital assistant that promises a new level of efficiency and innovation for legal professionals in their quest…
Home Daily News 1st Circuit rules against Satanic Temple… Religious Law 1st Circuit rules against Satanic Temple in challenge to city council snub By Debra Cassens Weiss August 7, 2024, 3:07 pm CDT The Boston City Council’s failure to invite the Satanic Temple to deliver an invocation before its meetings did not violate the First…
(Image via Getty) Not all law students are fresh out of their undergraduate studies. Some have already enjoyed successful careers before deciding to embark upon their journeys in the law. If you’re considering applying to law school as a nontraditional student, one of the things you may want to consider in your search is finding…
Elon Musk trumpeted conspiracy nut Tweets suggesting that a random college grad was a government agent running a false flag operation to, I guess, give neo-Nazis a bad name. Since this false claim managed to throw Ben Brody into the crosshairs of the far-right mob, he’s understandably ticked off that the world’s richest red pill…
The legislation aims to mitigate the exodus of tens of thousands of Greek students to universities abroad and internationalise higher education, but students opposed to the bill said it would devalue degrees from state universities. “Today more than 40,000 Greeks study abroad. It is a major source of brain drain. This gap we aspire to…
(Photographer: Samuel Corum/Bloomberg) * Understanding this morning’s oral argument over presidential immunity before Sam Alito just makes up something instead. [Dorf on Law] * Over in the UK, a former judge proposes holding court in pubs to restore faith in the system. Clarence Thomas is down as long as one of the parties is buying!…
Petitions of the week By Kalvis Golde on May 20, 2024 at 1:22 pm The Petitions of the Week column highlights a selection of cert petitions recently filed in the Supreme Court. A list of all petitions we’re watching is available here. Twelve years ago, in Miller v. Alabama, the Supreme Court declared that mandatory…
Sean Comb’s Attorneys Didn’t Turn Off Track Changes: Not sure what they were going for! This Calls For Drastic Measures: Tradition goes to the wayside when you need to make up for missed cash. Looks Like Its Curtains For Golden Gate: The law school will remain closed. Quick Lesson On Blackmailing Judges: Don’t do it!…
A college education gave Aracely Bahenat access to a career in health care that enabled her to provide a better life for her three sons and escape violent domestic abuse. Aracely’s return to school 20 years after her first try wasn’t only about earning a degree. It was about overcoming adversity, gaining control of her…
(Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) I think I’m safe for the next four years: I’m white. I’m relatively old. I’m relatively rich. And Donald Trump probably doesn’t read what I write about him here (or at The Daily Beast), so Trump probably won’t put me in jail. I did say that if I had to…