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- April 29, 2016

Some crimes can be forgotten: @CassSunstein via @BV https://t.co/slA9rk5Uqw
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NPR News: Supreme Court Justices Split Along Unexpected Lines In Three Cases

- June 17, 2019

Supreme Court Justices Split Along Unexpected Lines In Three Cases The court decided four cases Monday, and they defied the usual ideological fissures. Read more on NPR

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- August 29, 2017

Introducing the 2017 Legal Rebels: A pattern of progress in access, efficiency and service https://t.co/tqjsruLwyF http://pic.twitter.com/8e8GCDpv5w — ABA Journal (@ABAJournal) August 29, 2017

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- August 10, 2015

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The American Bar Association reports that online video is a much more viable format now than it was a few years ago because of the changes in online user behavior, online technology advances and reduced costs. Kevin O'Keefe reports that with the advancement of YouTube, the growth in watching videos on mobile, and the integration of YouTube with home television, lawyers and law firms are sitting on a tremendous opportunity. Here are some YouTube legal channels that we've selected that provide useful information on a consistent basis. Harvard Law School youtube.com/user/HarvardLawSchool Harvard Law School's YouTube Channel provides lectures, speeches, interviews and more. Our favorite video shows Mindy Kaling's speech at Harvard Law School Class Day 2014 . Stanford Law School youtube.com/user/stanfordlawschool Stanford Law inspires new ideas and explores innovation through its YouTube Channel. Peter Thiel, JD '92, founder of Paypal and first major...

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- August 12, 2015

Report: Tom Brady Lawyers Up With NFL Nemesis Jeffrey Kessler For Appeal

- May 20, 2015

Tom Brady has added Jeffrey Kessler to his legal counsel for the appeal of his four-game suspension. Brady, with the backing of the union, filed his appeal last week. The New England Patriots recently announced that they would not appeal their punishment in the aftermath of the Deflategate scandal. Kessler is known to keep Rodger Goodell in check. In 2011, Kessler and Brady teamed to file a lawsuit against the NFL to rule the lockout illegal. The following video shows Kessler discussing Winston's team of Sports Attorneys. This video provides information on Kessler's 2014 antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA and five major conferences. Kessler is seeking competition and free agency in college sports.

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- May 03, 2019

Trump and Putin discussed outcome of Mueller probe as part of hourlong phone conversation, White House says https://t.co/zBLOoIKpAY — The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 3, 2019

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- August 10, 2015

FIFA's Corporate Sponsors React to the Scandal

- May 28, 2015

SWITZERLAND - Nine FIFA officials have been arrested in connection with an FBI investigation. Key FIFA sponsors that contribute to that sum immediately became the target of scrutiny on Wednesday when the United States Department of Justice unsealed a 47-count indictment that charged the nine FIFA officials and five sports marketing executives with racketeering, wire fraud and money-laundering. FIFA sponsors expressed concern about the organization's corruption allegations. Visa, Inc. The Wall Street Journal reports , Visa stated that the investigations could end its agreement, which runs until 2022. Visa advised FIFA to take swift and immediate steps to clean up its act. Coca-Cola Coca-Cola stated the "lengthy controversy has tarnished the mission and ideals of the FIFA World Cup and we have repeatedly expressed our concerns about these serious allegations." Adidas Adidas explained that it was monitoring the situation and called on FIFA to raise its standard...

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- June 04, 2019

The judiciary has no jurisdiction to decide Congress' lawsuit over border wall funds, a federal judge has ruled. https://t.co/aVh8ipA3Im #ConstitutionalLaw #borderwall — ABA Journal (@ABAJournal) June 4, 2019

Top 10 YouTube Channels for Bar Exam Success + 10 Highly-Effective Study Tips

- July 15, 2015

After dealing with those stressful years of law school only one obstacle stands in your way - the bar exam. You have heard all the nerve-wracking stories about the exam and you should take a moment to breathe. You know the content and you know how to score points therefore you will pass the bar exam ! YouTube is an excellent resource for a variety of information. Hearing concepts presented in a different way can help you develop a better understanding of certain topics. The following list provides 10 of our favorite YouTube Channels for bar exam tips to help you pass. We also included 10 studying tips along with 10 motivational quotes to keep you inspired. Good luck! Jackson Mumey Bar Exam Tip #1 Speed up your reading Time is of the essence therefore it pays to be able to digest information quickly. Speed reading could be a very useful skill to master. Speed Reading Trainer is a free way to increase your reading abilities. ...

Who Murdered David Messerschmitt? Gladiators Unite.

- February 21, 2015

Call of Action The murder of DLA Piper associate David Messerschmitt remains unsolved. We cannot allow this mystery to go unresolved. Law Professor Dan Markel was gunned down in Tallahassee, FL seven months ago. He left behind two children. The police have not named a suspect nor said why he would have been targeted for murder. Over the last century, 14 prosecutors have been murdered. Despite the fact Messerschmitt was not a prosecutor, he was a Suited Gladiator. Other lawyers have been the target of violence in the past. Jonathan Luna Jonathan Luna, a federal prosecutor, died on December 4, 2003. In Baltimore, MD, Luna was working late on plea deals for two suspected heroine dealers. He then left the courthouse, and travelled through four states. He left behind his cell phone and glasses. His body was found in a creek in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania stabbed 36 times. Luna was under investigation for th...

NPR News: Supreme Court Justices Split Along Unexpected Lines In Three Cases

- June 17, 2019

Supreme Court Justices Split Along Unexpected Lines In Three Cases The court decided four cases Monday, and they defied the usual ideological fissures. Read more on NPR

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