To hold otherwise would require police officers to ‘identify themselves as [such] when they investigate criminal activity,’ thus rendering ‘virtually all undercover work’ unconstitutional,” the court said
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Last June, an agency error led to nearly 700,000 Michiganders being retroactively deemed ineligible for a federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program.
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Chicago Police Commander Eric Winstrom has been named Grand Rapids’ next police chief. He said he’s interested in supporting programs that help people avoid jail or prison, like Grand Rapids’ narcotics diversion program.
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Corporate defense lawyers support federal rule changes said to help prevent 'junk' scientific testimony
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The volatility and complexity within cybersecurity and data privacy will continue to increase in 2022, and the legal ramifications for companies that get beached.
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The ruling marks the first time the justices weighed in on a controversial legal doctrine that critics say has long given prosecutors a loophole to introduce evidence that would otherwise be barred from reaching a jury.
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Navient Corp. committed Thursday to canceling $1.7 billion in private student loans for 66,000 borrowers across the country, over lending practices and payment plans said to be abusive and predatory.
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n the vast majority of cases, lower courts dutifully enforce the law handed down by the Supreme Court without criticism or conversation. Sometimes, however, there are murmurs from the gallery
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For 2019 and 2020 graduates, the employment rate is 80%...
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Roberts turned to three specific issues that, he said, “have been flagged by Congress and the press over the past year” and “will receive focused attention from the Judicial Conference and its committees in the coming months.”
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