Under federal law, there are no do-overs once a guilty plea has been entered and accepted. But do our politicians care?

Constitution Day lecture on Sep. 16, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit Judges Stephanos Bibas and Arianna J. Freeman ’01 visited Swarthmore to share some memorable cases and experiences ...

When politics interferes with criminal prosecutions, it is always dangerous to human freedom and due process. Yet present-day ...

Five GOP-appointed judges are asking the Supreme Court to apply a test created in a gun case to campaign finance law in a ...

In Wagner v. BRP Group Inc., the Delaware Court of Chancery further developed its jurisprudence regarding the validity of ...

Craig Goldman (R-Fort Worth) told the Texas House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee during the interim hearing Monday afternoon at the State Capitol. Goldman was one of the authors of HB 6. “Truly one ...

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Rivers State, Kingsley Wali, who recently quit partisan politics, speaks ...

Second, we shall delve into a discussion on Frank Vitus vis-a-vis the Indian jurisprudence on privacy and the scheme of the DPDP Act. Finally, solutions to this dichotomy will be examined. Electronic ...

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saying his leadership of the judiciary has been impactful and inspiring for the country’s jurisprudence. Tinubu described Ariwoola’s sojourn on the bench as a testament to the reward for hard ...

A recent opinion (#23-158) issued by the Advisory Committee on Judicial Ethics and published on July 21 by the New York Law Journal caught my attention. The inquiring judge had run a campaign for ...