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On the International Day of the Disappeared, the international community must recognize and respond to the widespread use of enforced disappearances in…

Cheng Yuan suffers constant sleep deprivation in solitary confinement, possibly to make him implicate others.

Vickie L. Driver and William H. Hoch recognized for bankruptcy practice

Nearly five years have passed since China implemented its Foreign NGO Law, imposing a host of new restrictions on the activities of international non-profit groups. What kind of responsibility do non-government organizations bear for sustaining international exchange with China at a time when many governments are finding relations with Beijing increasingly contentious? Are the

Lawdragon, a national legal media company, has named Crowe & Dunlevy attorneys Vickie L. Driver and William H. Hoch to its list of leading U.S. bankruptcy and restructuring lawyers for 2022.

New redistricting maps and proposed legislation appear designed to stifle the voices of a student population that, around Atlanta, is undergoing rapid change.

A letter from the SPLC, LDF and the NAACP urges the Abbeville City Council to eliminate the at-large district and create a second single-member, majority-Black district.