National Law Journal
Like their federal court colleagues, D.C. court officials approached the end of 2012 with a nervous eye on Capitol Hill. If lawmakers fail to reach a budget deal by the end of the year, mandated spen
...even farther in that direction and consider establishing themselves across the Anacostia River. He added that he and some of his colleagues had broached...
...low-income communities, had historically bused students from east of the Anacostia River to a facility in Northwest Washington. About a decade...
...cases from Smith's neighborhood and other communities east of the Anacostia River. The presiding judges met regularly with the community and tried to...
...years of success reducing recidivism rates in neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River, the District of Columbia Superior Court is expanding its Community Courts...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
De Sousa hearing out of public hearing; merger block might not be a negotiating tactic; Holland & Knight's day of service and memory; kudos for a courthouse; area firms team up to raise literacy leve
...of Columbia in the Poplar Point project, a redevelopment along the Anacostia River. Prior to Carter Ledyard, Davis was a partner with...
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