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...of justices and judges? Kathryn Watts of the University of Washington School of Law thinks it is past time. She takes on the...
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...rigid and, as a result, some applicants have been permitted to seek post-conviction relief despite excessive and unjustified delays that have prejudiced the State...
...A federal appeals court in Washington on Tuesday struck down a rule requiring companies to post a notice advising employees of their rights...
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...they attend law school, recently gained the attention of The Washington Post and the legal blogosphere. The media marveled at the idea...
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