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The 2022 Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law - Vimarsana News

The 2022 Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law

For nearly a decade, Law360 has been tracking gender equity at law firms as they continue working to close the gender gap. Our latest report shows where firms are succeeding and where they’re falling short on reaching gender parity.

Source: law360.com
'No hate in our hearts': Die Antwoord finally responds to child abuse claims - Vimarsana News

'No hate in our hearts': Die Antwoord finally responds to child abuse claims

Die Antwoord have accused 'haters' of orchestrating a 'fake news' campaign levelled on child abuse and neglect allegations of their children.

NY Judges Ignored Income, Gift Reporting Rule For Years - Vimarsana News

NY Judges Ignored Income, Gift Reporting Rule For Years

Over the past decade, many New York judges, including three on the state's highest court and top court administrators, didn't publicly report outside compensation and gifts over $150 to their clerks, violating an ethics rule that safeguards against financial conflicts of interest and corruption.

Source: law360.com
Compassionate Release Grants Vary Without Advisory Board - Vimarsana News

Compassionate Release Grants Vary Without Advisory Board

How federal circuit courts apply a 2018 resentencing law varies greatly, underscoring the need to restore the U.S. Sentencing Commission that issues sentencing guidelines for all federal courts, according to a report released Thursday.

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Rise In Violent Crime Could Slow Resentencing Momentum - Vimarsana News

Rise In Violent Crime Could Slow Resentencing Momentum

Criminal justice reform advocates are pushing for reforms that would redefine sentencing laws in New York, including eliminating mandatory minimums and allowing rehabilitating prisoners to ask for reduced sentences. But a rise in violent crime could hinder their momentum.

Source: law360.com