Tag: Social Justice
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BiglawSuspended Biglaw Associate Sentenced To Jail Time After Molotov Cocktail Attack
It's taken more than two years for this to happen. How much time will he serve? -
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Suspended Biglaw Associate Disbarred After Guilty Plea In Molotov Cocktail Attack
He's also looking at some jail time, with his sentencing scheduled for next month. 
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Suspended Biglaw Associate Pleads Guilty To New Charges In Molotov Cocktail Attack
A reduced sentence is likely, but with this plea comes the loss of his ability to practice law.
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Suspended Biglaw Associate Likely To Get Reduced Sentence In Molotov Cocktail Attack
And you can forget about that terrorism enhancement. -
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BiglawTop Firm To Pay Senior Associates Full Biglaw Salaries For Working In Yearlong Justice Fellowships
Orrick is really putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to racial and social justice. -
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Suspended Biglaw Associate Accused In Molotov Cocktail Attack Pleads Guilty
And now the federal government is trying to add a terrorism enhancement to the sentence. -
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Elite Law Firm And Law Schools Team Up For Social Justice Initiative
Working together to take on the important issues of our time. 
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Suspended Biglaw Associate Accused In Molotov Cocktail Attack Released To Home Confinement
Hundreds of lawyers oppose the government’s arguments against him and his alleged accomplice, calling the charges politically motivated. -
CrimeLawyer Charged In Alleged Molotov Cocktail Firebombing Caught On Camera In Controversial Interview
This probably isn't going to help her case. -
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Suspended Biglaw Associate Accused In Molotov Cocktail Attack Sent Back To Jail
Federal prosecutors said he and his alleged accomplice were 'well aware of the severity of their criminal conduct.' -
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Furloughed Biglaw Associate Charged In Molotov Cocktail Attack Released On $250K Bond
'This is not the environment into which we want to release bomb-throwers,' a federal prosecutor said. -
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Furloughed Biglaw Associate Charged In New York Molotov Cocktail Attack
He was furloughed in April as part of the firm's COVID-19 response.
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GovernmentLawyers Who Provided Pro-Bono Assistance At Airports Across The Country Are My Inspirational Attorneys Of The Year
The work of these lawyers will remain ingrained in our country’s conscience for quite some time. -
CrimeNew York Cops Seem Confused On Whether Consensual Sex Can Happen Incident To An Arrest
They detained a teenager, allegedly had sex with her and let her go, and argue that's not 'rape.' No, not ISIS, but NYPD. -
CrimeLibertarian Hero Meets The Justice Of The Streets (Err.. Suburbs)
Rand Paul received the kind of justice that makes libertarianism unworkable. -
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CrimeEven Unruly Football Fans Deserve Protection From The Cops
The cops must be restrained, even when they are restraining us. -
GovernmentUnpacking The Ways Trump's NYC Tweets Violate Due Process
Can somebody get a message to the president that he's not helping? -
CourtsSuspect Asks For A 'Lawyer, Dog,' Willfully Ignorant Court Denies Comma, Counsel
A Louisiana court was willing to look incredibly stupid to read in ambiguity.
