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It’s been a rough month for gay-rights proponents. The ban on gay marriage in California, which passed by voters on election day, has evoked strong feelings in the Poppy state, where some financial supporters of the ban have been called out, ...
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It’s been Pardon Month for the Law Blog.
With so much pardoning news, it’s no surprise that President Bush (pictured, right, with last year’s lucky bird) issued 14 human pardons and commuted two ...
Reports of last weeks Federalist Society dinner in Washington, where Attorney General Michael Mukasey fainted at the conclusion of his speech, mentioned that a heckler briefly disrupted the speech.
Tyrant, you are a tyrant, the man said, before being ...
When the government considers prosecuting companies, it starts with this premise: a company can be criminally liable for wrongdoing committed by a single employee if the crime is intended to help the company. (See, e.g., page 2 of the McNulty ...
We’ve told you a bit already about the Securities and Exchange Commission’s case against Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban (pictured, right). (See LB coverage here and here.)
Now comes the strange tale of Jeffrey Norris, trial counsel for the SEC in ...
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In this July 28, 2005 file photo, philanthropist Alberto Vilar enters Manhattan federal court in New York. (AP Photo)
The Law Blog hadn’t yet been launched when once-highflying New York money ...
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By now you’ve probably heard about the insider trading charges filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission against Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. (Click herefor the WSJ Page One story.)
As ...
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One down, two to go? New Jersey U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie has announced his resignation, effective Dec. 1, after nearly seven years at the office. (Click here for a recent NYT ...
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For now, all focus is on President-elect Obama’s possible appointments — Will Hillary Clinton (Yale Law) become Secretary of State? Larry Summers (no law degree) for Treasury Secretary? Bob Gates ( ...
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For the legal beagles at so-called foreclosure “mills,” which do assembly-line lawyering for lenders and other mortgage owners, the crisis has meant lots of work but also woes, including sanctions ...
