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What is it like to argue a case before the Supreme Court? Ask these two.
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What is it like to argue a case before the Supreme Court? Ask these two.

He represented Muhammad Ali. He argued a case before the Supreme Court at just 26. Now he’s retiring from Northeastern
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He represented Muhammad Ali. He argued a case before the Supreme Court at just 26. Now he’s retiring from Northeastern

Now that he is indicted, will Donald Trump get a speedy trial or push for delays?
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Now that he is indicted, will Donald Trump get a speedy trial or push for delays?

Can Florida legally expand the death penalty to convicted child rapists?
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Can Florida legally expand the death penalty to convicted child rapists?

Why wasn’t Donald Trump handcuffed? Did he get a mugshot?
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Why wasn’t Donald Trump handcuffed? Did he get a mugshot?

Trump indictment could set in motion a years-long process. Here are three legal tools he could use to delay proceedings
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Trump indictment could set in motion a years-long process. Here are three legal tools he could use to delay proceedings

What can Donald Trump actually know about his own prosecution?
former President Donald Trump speaking into a microphone with a US flag hanging in the background

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What can Donald Trump actually know about his own prosecution?

How George Santos got away with it (for now)

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How George Santos got away with it (for now)

How might the Department of Justice use the Jan. 6 committee’s criminal referrals?

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How might the Department of Justice use the Jan. 6 committee’s criminal referrals?

Northeastern professor’s new novel explores Civil Rights-era cold case
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Northeastern professor’s new novel explores Civil Rights-era cold case

Darrell Brooks, convicted in the Waukesha Christmas parade attack, claimed he was a ‘sovereign citizen.’ Does the concept have any legal basis?
Darrell Brooks leans over, holding his head into his clasped hands

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Darrell Brooks, convicted in the Waukesha Christmas parade attack, claimed he was a ‘sovereign citizen.’ Does the concept have any legal basis?

Is there still a place for the death penalty in America?
Judge Elizabeth Scherer reads the verdict in the trial of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooter Nikolas Cruz at the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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Is there still a place for the death penalty in America?