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Ex-Con Hired as Law Clerk for Michigan Supreme Court Justice, Then Resigns After Controversy Arises - Vimarsana News

Ex-Con Hired as Law Clerk for Michigan Supreme Court Justice, Then Resigns After Controversy Arises

The law clerk robbed a store and shot at police officers, and was sentenced for that in 1994.

Source: reason.com
Judge's failure to recuse because of stock ownership doesn't require vacating decision, 5th Circuit says - Vimarsana News

Judge's failure to recuse because of stock ownership doesn't require vacating decision, 5th Circuit says

A federal appeals court has refused to disturb a judge’s ruling in favor of Walmart, despite her ownership of company stock.

A sign of rapprochement? Federal appeals judges boycotting Yale Law will speak at school - Vimarsana News

A sign of rapprochement? Federal appeals judges boycotting Yale Law will speak at school

Two conservative federal appeals judges who are boycotting Yale Law School graduates have offered to discuss free speech issues in a panel discussion at the school.

After 5th Circuit judge boycotts Yale Law School grads, his conservative colleague hangs out welcome sign - Vimarsana News

After 5th Circuit judge boycotts Yale Law School grads, his conservative colleague hangs out welcome sign

U.S. Circuit Judge Jerry E. Smith is encouraging Yale Law School graduates to apply for his clerkships after his colleague announced that he won’t be hiring any of them.

Justice Jackson, other liberal SCOTUS justices appeared determined 'to go down swinging' in voting-maps case - Vimarsana News

Justice Jackson, other liberal SCOTUS justices appeared determined 'to go down swinging' in voting-maps case

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan called a challenge to Alabama’s congressional voting maps a “slam dunk” during oral arguments Tuesday, even as the conservative justices on the high court appeared to be searching for a narrow way to uphold them.