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"Legal Experts Explain a Hung Jury and What Comes Next"
Cynthia Lee is quoted about mistrials.
"Fed's Plan for Unwinding Behemoths Won't Cut It"
Arthur Wilmarth writes about the Fed’s proposed “total loss absorbing capacity” requirement for megabanks.
"Fed's Plan for Unwinding Behemoths Won't Cut It"
Arthur Wilmarth writes about the Fed’s proposed “total loss absorbing capacity” requirement for megabanks.
"Mobbed Up: Arms Dealer In American Anti-ISIS Effort Linked To Organized Crime"
Steven Schooner is quoted about the U.S. military using a company with ties to a Bulgarian organized crime figure.
"The Government Wants Access to Smartphones. What You Should Know"
Jonathan Turley is quoted about the fight between the government and tech companies over cellphone encryption.
"Washington Bar Suspends Ethics Opinions, Cites Antitrust Fears"
Thomas Morgan is quoted about antitrust claims that could be lodged against lawyer-controlled boards.
"Semi-automatics Key Factor in Wilmington Violence"
Robert Cottrol is quoted about the threat of semi-automatic weapons versus rifles and other guns used in mass shootings.
"How Obama's Power Plays Set the Stage for Trump"
Jonathan Turley writes about executive authority and Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
"Donald Trump Calls for ‘Total’ Ban on Muslims Entering United States"
Jonathan Turley is quoted about Donald Trump’s call for a ban on Muslims entering the United States.
"Yale Lecturer Resigns Over Halloween Costume Email Controversy"
Catherine Ross is mentioned for her book about censorship in schools.
"Could U.S. Legally Bar Muslims From Country?"
Jonathan Turley is quoted about Donald Trump’s call to ban Muslims from entering the United States.
"Public Shame as a Tool of Justice"
Jonathan Turley is interviewed about public shaming.
"How Baptist Health Benefits from Tax Exemption"
Sara Rosenbaum is quoted about community benefit spending by nonprofit healthcare systems.
"Why Some Police Departments Let Anyone Listen to Their Scanner Conversations – Even Criminals"
John Banzhaf is quoted about why some police departments allow the public to listen to scanner conversations.
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