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WSJ.com on law and business and the business of law.
Has Gitmo seen its last war-crimes trial?
On Friday, the Pentagons chief Guantanamo defense counsel, Col. Peter Masciola, asked President Bush to rescind charges against all 21 detainees facing ...
Maybe it’s us, but watching the former President of the United States, George W. Bush, helicopter out of the inauguration was a bit surreal. Perhaps we just expected more. But it seemed like Bush’s last days in office passed without much fanfare. Weren’ ...
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The capital’s most high profile law school is sending two of its best to government:
Lederman to OLC: Georgetown’s Marty Lederman — whom legal blog fanatics will recognize from the Balkinization ...
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Our profession is taking a pounding in The Current Cycle: Law-firm layoffs, once headline news on the legal beat, now merit only a mention. Budget shortfalls and over-burdened defenders are ...
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“Human-rights lawyer Stanislav Markelov told reporters Monday he would use all legal means to overturn the early release of the most senior Russian military officer ever convicted of war crimes in ...
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Let’s begin the day at One First Street, N.E., where the plot of the West Virginia Recusal Kerfuffle has recently thickened.
It’s been over a year since West Virginia’s supreme court overturned a ...
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Jess Bravin, the Journal’s Supreme Court reporter who’s been covering the legal proceedings in Guantanamo, reports:
The Pentagon’s chief Guantanamo defense counsel asked the Bush administration to ...
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If the Ted Stevens case won the Most Theatrical Trial Award for 2008, the Trials of Blago are shaping up to take home the 2009 award.
The Chicago Tribune is reporting that the legal team ...
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Akin Gump is laying off 65 staff members, according to Sheila Turner, a firm spokeswoman. The cuts run across U.S. offices.
“There are no planned attorney layoffs,” said Turner. “But in these ...
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We’ve said it once and we’ll say it again: Young law dogs with Department of Justice aspirations should consider Latham & Watkins. The firm seems to be the DOJ’s home away from home.
In September, ...
