National Law Journal
...of "tangible things"—for instance, phone records—during terrorism investigations. The top-secret order disclosed this week did not...
We must protect reporters in the name of holding the government accountable to the people
A panel discussion hosted by Edwards Wildman Palmer agreed that government agencies probably won't face much liability from those physically or fiscally harmed by the Boston Marathon bombings. But th
...bound for the United States. This disclosure apparently compromised an ongoing CIA terrorism investigation. Amid bipartisan congressional demands for action, DOJ launched an investigation to...
...of the World Trade Center 20 years ago. Both were acts of terrorism. Both, tragically, led to deaths (three in Boston, six in New York...
...Congress approved legislation five years ago to raise the stakes in civil terrorism lawsuits and make it easier to collect on judgments. Since then, the...
...morning talk shows three years ago, and others have said since, that terrorism suspects such as Tsarnaev do not need to be given Miranda...
...in the trash. Robel Phillipos, charged with making false statements in a terrorism investigation for lying to FBI agents, was released to his mother's...
...for Robel Phillipos. He is charged with making false statements in a terrorism investigation and faces up to eight years in prison plus a $250...
Attorney Derege Demissie has built a practice representing marathon runners. Now the Ethiopian immigrant has taken up another job—as counsel to a man who allegedly aided Boston Marathon bombing
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