Navigation “Peers taunted Black students by making monkey noises at them, touching and pulling their hair without permission, repeatedly referencing slavery and lynching, and telling Black students ‘go pick cotton’ and ‘you are my slave,’” a DOJ findings letter issued to the school district said. Click Here To Read The Full Article
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Justice Thomas Thanks His 'Angels in a Very Dark Dark Time' While Speaking at 30th Anniversary Event
“Thirty years makes one stop and look back and reflect more with gratitude than a sense of accomplishment,” Thomas said during the event. Click Here To Read The Full Article
What's the Next Hot Legal Market After Salt Lake City? Analysts Point to Boise, Las Vegas and Raleigh
Where are firms looking to open next? Follow the money—and look for business-friendly locales. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Former Arizona Superior Court Candidate Indicted for False Residency Statements
Sandra Finch Russell, 48, who ran as an independent in November for a judge’s seat on Cochise County Superior Court, falsely stated on a declaration of qualification that she would “have been a citizen of Arizona for 7 years” at the time of the November 2020 general election. Click Here To Read The Full […]
Merrick Garland Defends DOJ's Record Against GOP Claims of Politicization
“When I said I would protect our people from partisan influence with respect to investigations and prosecutions, I meant that, and I continue to do that regardless of what side of the aisle is criticizing me for it,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said at a House hearing. Click Here To Read The Full Article