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Anita Ramasastry
CLEAR Shuts Down, but the Future of Frequent Flier Data is Still... Many business travelers have been frustrated with long post-9/11 airport security lines. As a result, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) had begun to partner...Read More »

Sherry Colb
The Right of Confrontation: A Supreme Court Decision Reveals Strong... Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision in Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts. The Court held that the prosecution may not introduce into evidence a sworn...Read More »

Michael Dorf
The Supreme Court Decides the New Haven Firefighter Case Just before adjourning on Monday, the Supreme Court handed down the most closely-watched case of the current Term: Ricci v. DeStefano. Ricci posed a genuinely difficult question...Read More »

Joanne Mariner
Obama's New Euphemism The Bush administration will no doubt be remembered for torture, Guantanamo, and Abu Ghraib, as well as for catchy euphemisms like "enhanced interrogation" and histrionic...Read More »

Supreme Court Bans Judge Buying This month, the United States Supreme Court held, in a close decision, that the Constitution forbids a litigant from paying to elect a judge who will hear that litigant’s...Read More »
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Ninth Circuit Cleans Up Confusing Opinion in Barnes v. Yahoo!

As many of you may recall, the Ninth Circuit had declared that Yahoo! was not responsible for the publication of fake profiles on its site.

Practice Management

Attorney's Million Dollar Dare Comes Back to Haunt Him

Cheney Mason went on Dateline and offered a million dollars to anyone who could prove that his client was actually able to travel across two states and kill four people in the time that prosecutors had alleged. A South Texas College of Law graduate took up the offer.

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In House Counsel for Financial Institutions May Lose Arbitration Option

The Obama administration's plan to alter regulations governing financial institutions will impact those institutions' legal departments.

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