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...U.S. Supreme Court cases on health care, money in elections, guns and race. In this exclusive excerpt from...
...On April 24, just two minutes...the university's consideration of race in a multi-factor review...
...in Employment Act. On Wednesday, employers urged...Texas Southwestern Medical Center v. Nassar...
National Law Journal
...Center of New Orleans ("LSU Health"), and the LSU Board of Supervisors (the "LSU Board"), alleging discrimination based on his race...
National Law Journal
...s grant of summary judgment on their claims under 42 U...of the same gender and race. The officer would arrange the...
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...is objective and whether the circumstances suffice to illustrate probable cause depends on whether a reasonable officer encountering them could reasonably infer that there is...
... will take center stage at the...the attorney general on hot issues. Topics...promotions based on race. U.S. District...
...and numerous other experiences became part of a large body of evidence on which Congress relied when it reauthorized Section 5 and its Section 4...
...a nearly five-page statement on Monday to the prosecutor's...a time when appeals to race were not uncommon, when a...
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... Before the Court is appellants' motion for en banc reconsideration. On the Court's own motion, we withdraw our opinion and vacate our...
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