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| | "The past 18 months have tested our nation in ways not seen before. The legal profession has faced extraordinary challenges, and the American Bar Association has risen to address this unique set of circumstances," writes ABA President Reginald Turner. |
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| | | | Following a Title IX lawsuit brought by former administrators at the University of Montana, law students at the school claim they were dissuaded from filing administrative complaints alleging repeated use of slurs in the classroom and sexual misconduct. »Read more |
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| | A few decades ago, there were no page limits for U.S. Supreme Court briefs, and that brought considerable headaches for the clerks who had to read them. Also, the justices rarely, if ever, asked more than 15 questions total during oral arguments. But that changed in 1986, after Antonin Scalia joined the high court. |
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