In 2006, American Bar Association President Bill Neukom created the World Justice Project as a presidential initiative with the support of 21 strategic partners. The WJP transitioned into an ...
Given the complexity and constantly evolving nature of campaign finance law, attorneys must develop specialized knowledge and skills to provide effective legal counsel in this area. A campaign finance ...
As members of the legal profession, particularly those of us in solo and small firm practices, we are uniquely positioned to be the guardians of our democratic principles. In every election—whether it ...
In the discussion of alternatives to the Electoral College, two options merit consideration: relying on the national popular vote and selecting electors by congressional district. To jettison the ...
It’s important to choose the options and functions in macOS that best meet your particular needs. Choices include Light or Dark Mode, Stage Manager or Mission Control, omnipresent Dock or Autohide, ...
Lawyers who want to improve their practice and better serve the public must learn to use AI. This article explores the AI landscape, examining various tools, their applications, and their implications ...
Voter turnout in the United States trails behind that in other liberal democracies. Why is this, and what can be done to get more eligible voters to the polls? Despite the increased diversity and ...
Join us for a Nationwide Celebration! Musica y Justicia is a fundraising event (fomerly Cinco de Música), featuring musical performances and spoken word by Hispanic legal professionals across the ...
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A federal grand jury returned criminal charges against a Louisiana doctor for allegedly billing Medicare over $32.7 million for “medically unnecessary definitive urine drug testing services.” The ...