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A Texas reporter is trying to unearth asbestos-related testimony from nearly 20 years ago that might shed light on some more recent activity. Specifically, the reporter feels a deposition, apparently sealed for all this time, might shed light… Read More
As Democrats leveled sharp questions at Betsy DeVos, president-elect Donald Trump’s education nominee, this week, they stressed her decades of support for the charter school movement. Clearly, the Trump Administration and the GOP-controlled Congress will make “school choice”… Read More
For the past year, the Canadian journalist Paul Johnson has been making a documentary on the asbestos litigation industry. Entitled āUnSettled: Inside the Strange World of Asbestos Lawsuits,ā it examines how the ābusinessā of asbestos litigation has evolved… Read More
Let’s just say, for some odd reason, you suddenly wanted to ponder state court election laws. Especially in certain politically indecisive states that might choose the leader of the free world. Well, the National Center for State Courts… Read More
Over the last five years, the budget for immigration courts grew by 74% ā but the budget for immigration enforcement agencies grew by over 400%.Ā The result is gridlock that makes those old criminal court dockets look like models… Read More
