No Contempt Prosecution
Updated: 2012-06-30 00:01:30
Although Eric Holder, head of the US Department of Justice, has been cited for contempt of Congress, he will not be prosecuted by the US Department of Justice, reports Mike Scarcella at BLT.We were on the edge of our seats in suspense over that one.


So why would a company file a defamation lawsuit that’s near impossible to win? It could be a scare tactic to get Inman off FunnyJunk’s back.
The Office is seeking an Articling Student, who will work as part of the Ombudsman’s legal team. To be eligible for the Articling Program, candidates must have either completed law school at the start of the articling period or have received a certificate of qualification from the National Committee of Accreditation. Under the direction of [...]
If we let a computer conduct a large percentage of the document review in a particular case, without human oversight, there will be no way of knowing for sure that it didn’t miss any relevant documents, or let a significant number of irrelevant documents slip through.
Keeping senior citizens in jail costs state and federal governments about $16 billion per year.
A federal judge in Washington state has granted a temporary restraining order barring the state from enforcing a law that would require the providers of classified ads, such as newspapers and websites, to verify the ages of everybody who works at any sex-related business that takes out an advertisement.
The annual Global Peace Index for 2012: No big surprises here: Sudan, DRC, Yemen, Iran and Afghanistan “top” the list of least peaceful countries and Scandinavia still has the most peaceful countries, with Iceland as number 1, with the rest of Europe, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand in the same category. I wonder what [...]
