Congress is moving forward with discussion of a judicial-conduct reform bill in the wake of the controversy involving Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman, while a U.S. Department of Education advisory committee deadlocked on whether the American Bar Association's law-school accrediting arm should continue to...
Congress is moving forward with discussion of a judicial-conduct reform bill in the wake of the controversy involving Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman, while a U.S.
Department of Education advisory committee deadlocked on whether the American Bar Association's law-school accrediting arm should continue to...
Two separate developments are putting core legal-industry institutions under renewed pressure: Congress is moving forward with discussion of a judicial-conduct reform bill in the wake of the controversy...
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Congress is moving forward with discussion of a judicial-conduct reform bill in the wake of the controversy involving Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman, while a U.S. Department of Education advisory committee deadlocked on whether the American Bar Association's law-school accrediting arm should continue to...
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