The nation’s oldest, longest-serving juvenile lifer was released from prison this month at age 83, thanks to a pair of U.S. Supreme Court decisions.Joe Ligon…
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- 9th Circuit upholds part of federal anti-riot law in case against white supremacists
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- Afternoon Briefs: BigLaw firm offers gifts on top of bonuses; second state adopts consumer privacy law
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- 4th Circuit rules for school that nixed child’s essay on acceptance of transgender people
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- At these top law firms, profit boosts followed layoffs of lawyers and staff members
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- Paralegal who refused to notarize affidavit because of its contents can sue over her firing, appeals court says
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