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Next up in the Digital Evidence Group series DEG ReDUX, we tackle a graphic used in a case in the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. #DigitalEvidenceGroup #DEGReDUX

Learn more about the ineffectiveness of mandatory minimums and how they harm everyone but the prosecutors.

#MandatoryMinimums sentences restrict court flexibility, mandating judges to impose a minimum sentence regardless of the case's nuances. This rigid approach often clashes with victims' and communities' desires, leading to costly consequences. It's #BadPolicy. Want to learn more? Watch our full video on YouTube and visit the #DCJustice Library to understand the impact of mandatory minimum sentences.

Learn about the latest federal, state, and court news affecting #340B from our President and CEO Maureen Testoni, now on #340BInsight: bit.ly/3VEQt3q

For this week's FAQ Friday, we share an important update from the Court. Alameda County Court has changed the way that Court Transcripts are requested. Read this week's edition of The Advance Sheet, for the updated information: https://lnkd.in/gGE5eRRP #lawlibrary #oakland #alamedacounty #publiclibrary #publiclawlibrary #courttranscripts #alamedacountycourt

Our latest blog examines what happens when the parties to a separation agreement disagree on whether a final settlement has been reached, based on a recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision. https://ow.ly/kZmZ50SuBJm #childsupport #separationagreement #windsorfamilylawyers

This article addresses the basic procedure for handling an appeal before the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Click the link below to find out more... https://lnkd.in/gpqxy-bZ

One alarming finding from our report on the judiciary exposes a concerning trend of judges rarely or never providing clear justifications for their rulings. Should a Justice system built on the principles of fairness and transparent rulings be shrouded in secrecy? Do people impacted by court decisions not deserve to understand the reasoning behind them? See full report (https://rb.gy/yz8b1g) and join the conversation. #TheJudiciaryMustWorkForNigerians #JudicialIntegrityReport

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals is considering the attached pleadings for a writ of mandamus to compel the federal District Court’s ruling on a renewed motion to vacate the permanent injunction orders based upon the prior Alabama DPS administrative decision on 01/23/2024. The first question is whether the leave should be granted in accordance with the injunction orders. O’Neal cannot access the District Court for any order granting or denying leave because of a verbal alteration on 04/04/2022. The second question is whether O’Neal should have to post a $1k surety bond under bankruptcy circumstances. The answer is that federal law provides for a waiver of the filing fee and costs. The third question is whether O’Neal has any alternative remedy to the District Court denying access. No is the answer. O’Neal cannot appeal unless an order or judgment is issued. The fourth question is whether the District Court properly denies access contrary to the injunction orders. Answer is that the injunction orders provide access. Anything else would be uncivilized and unlawful according to the Fourteen Amendment of the United States Constitution. Id. The pleadings for a writ of mandamus should proceed based upon the above related facts and authorities presented. The District Court must grant access in accordance with the permanent injunction orders. Id.

SCOTX has given preliminary approval to rules for Texas' new Business Court. Business and corporate practitioners: take note! #businesslaw #corporatelaw #businesslawyer #corporatelawyer #texaslaw #equity #scotx #supremecourtoftexas #texassupremecourt