Navigation The federal Eastern District of Virginia judges have not immediately appointed a chief prosecutor for the district despite getting an apparent green light to do so following the disqualification of interim U.S. attorney Lindsey Halligan in two high-profile prosecutions. Click Here To Read The Full Article
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Big Law Is Never Satisfied—But It Is Thankful
In this corniest of exercises, we hope there is something resembling instructiveness (and dare we say optimism) for a go-take-that-next-hill industry. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Comptroller of the Currency Scraps Anti-Money Laundering Oversight Tool
“Today’s actions further relieve community banks of unnecessary regulatory requirements and seek to better position them to help fuel job creation and economic development in local communities across the country,” said Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Judicial Vacancies Could Reach New Lows as 4 More Candidates Nominated to the Bench
Before his administration concludes in less than two months and just one month after nominating 10 individuals for spots on the Superior Court of New Jersey bench, Gov. Phil Murphy has named four more nominees to those same roles. Click Here To Read The Full Article
In Supreme Court Brief, DOJ Defends Letter to Texas Seeking to Dismantle 'Coalition' Districts
The Trump Justice Department told the justices that a lower court had misinterpreted a letter to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott that kicked off the state’s controversial redistricting push. Click Here To Read The Full Article