National Law Journal
It has become increasingly evident that the Justice Department violated the constitutional rights of Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev by questioning him without his Miranda warnings. It is di
...Justice's Antitrust Division, filed an antitrust action against the ABA. The DOJ antitrust action showed that many of the ABA law school accreditation standards...
...DOJ POLARIZATION A U...into unguarded courthouses and judicial buildings. The measure has passed the...
More than 4,700 companies and law firms have received awards during last five years
...in the well with lighter sea water--despite signs that pressure was building in the drill casing--was due in part to the company's...
...march and have a float in the annual Mule Parade. Barefoot began building pipe bombs and obtained an explosive that he kept in a freezer...
...and loud. Prosecutors, accused of building a borderline case against Swartz...But, as pressure mounted for DOJ to explain its decision to...
Political activist Aaron Swartz was charged in 2011 in Boston federal district court with the unauthorized use of a university's networks to download millions of articles from the online archive JSTO
...A.G. — Jenna Greene SENATORS, DOJ IN COURT FIGHT The U.S. Justice Department and a...
...Andrew Marks, in September renewed their request for $90.8 million. DOJ lawyers this month asked the trial judge for a four-week extension...
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