National Law Journal
...fight the intrusion, drew intense criticism from news organizations and Republicans and Democrats in Congress that prosecutors overstepped their authority. Holder was back...
...Relations Board appeared Thursday before a sharply divided U.S. Senate committee. Democrats urged their speedy confirmation while Republicans called the board biased and called...
...transparency once again faces criticism—this time from both Republicans and Democrats—following the revelation that the U.S. Department of Justice secretly...
...Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission. In 2010, for example, congressional Democrats called on the IRS to crack down on activists' use of tax...
...a hearing on Capitol Hill about the St. Paul case. Democrats dismiss the controversy as a smear campaign against Perez's nomination —...
Jennifer Keller, the attorney who won an $88.5 million verdict against Mattel Inc. in the battle over the Bratz doll, has teamed up with three former partners at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips to create a
The NLJ's Marcia Coyle examines four landmark U.S. Supreme Court cases on health care, money in elections, guns and race in this exclusive excerpt from The Roberts Court: The Struggle for the Constit
...nonlawyer to serve a full term as chairman was Wayne Coy, a Democrat from Indiana who headed the commission from late 1947 until 1952....
...a criminal defendant. State Representative Harold Dutton Jr., a Houston Democrat, cited the case of Michael Morton, who spent nearly 25 years in...
...Obama renominated the recess appointees, Sharon Block and Richard Griffin Jr., both Democrats, in February. He also renominated board chairman Mark Gaston Pearce, a Democrat...
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