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The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, the highest court in the US military, has ruled that a civilian judge was improperly appointed to the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals. The ruling means multiple cases will be reheard.
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What kinds of mistakes lead to malpractice claims? How can you avoid them?
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New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph Foster has asked a judge to fast-track a hearing on his petition to remove a county attorney from office.
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Michigan's ban on affirmative action in public colleges was upheld yesterday by the US Supreme Court in a 6-2 ruling.
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Reversing a federal district court ruling that allowed the DOJ to keep secret the legal reasoning behind targeted US killings of certain individuals linked to terrorism cases, the 2d Circuit has ruled that the feds must provide information to the press.
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If you have been the victim of a cybercrime, you go to The National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C).
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In yet another way to make money, Verizon has led the way in monetizing our movements.
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In law we usually do not know who is to blame for a mistake. With Heartbleed we know exactly who made the error.
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Child pornographers are financially responsible for victims' pain and suffering, the US Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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Really! Everything you need to know about being a solo practice lawyer you can learn from "The Walking Dead."