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The case to be heard is Birk v. State and the proceeding is open to the public.

Introduction Twenty-two years ago, the United States Congress passed a law giving immigration judges civil contempt authority—but delegated to the Attorney General of the United States the duty to draft the implementing regulations. Four U.S. Presidents and eight U.S. Attorneys General later, immigration judges still do not have contempt power. Why? Because, in defiance of a congressional statute, the Justice Department has failed to issue an implementing regulation.

Legal analysis of the question of venue - whether Special Counsel Smith might bring any classified documents prosecution in Washington, DC or Florida.

As a longtime defense lawyer and litigator, Alan Dershowitz, asks the Sun: ‘How do you put on a defense if you don’t know the crime?’

Three lawyers and Chief Public Defender Douglas Hartig are strongly opposed to a bill that intends to narrow the right to bail, imposes stricter conditions for release, and applies stronger enforcement of bail conditions.

Lawyers for N.C. state government are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a case involving the prosecution of impaired driving cases in the Tar Heel State. Two DWI defendants claim prosecutors left them in legal limbo when they refused to enter guilty pleas.

An ongoing series about the constitutionally-guaranteed access to legal representation and what happens when the supply of defenders is limited.

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Posthumous bachelors degrees were awarded to the families of University of Idaho students Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves, who were both seniors at the time of the November 13 slayings.

Eversheds Sutherland represents clients in appeals around the world, including the United States Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal, the Court of Appeal in London and the Court of Final Appeal in Hong Kong. Whatever your appellate needs, we are here to assist your business.