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Mary Murphy Schroeder: She Broke Barriers From the Start August 21, 2019

In 1979, Mary Murphy Schroeder joined a historic class of women judges who transformed the federal Judiciary, but her law career nearly ended before it began. The night before her first final law exam at the University of Chicago, Schroeder collapsed and was hospitalized with a severe kidney infection.

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40 Years Later, Pioneering Women Judges Savor Place in History August 14, 2019

In 1979, 23 women were appointed to the federal benchâ€”more than doubling the number of women appointed to life-tenured judgeships in the previous 190 year history of the United States. The doors they opened never swung shut again. Forty years later, women make up one-third of the courtsâ€™ full-time, active Article III judges.

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Judges Explain Rule of Law, Why It Matters August 8, 2019

Nine federal judges, in a new Judiciary â€œCourt Shortsâ€� video, explain how fair and consistent adherence to the law protects our rights and well-being in everyday situations like buying a breakfast sandwich, reading mail, and investing in the stock market.

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ABA Honors Judge M. Margaret McKeown With Marshall Award August 8, 2019

Judge M. Margaret McKeown of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is toÂ receive the American Bar Associationâ€™s prestigious John Marshall Award Friday, Aug. 9, during the ABAâ€™s annual meeting in San Francisco.Â

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June 2019 Bankruptcy Filings Fall 0.3 Percent July 26, 2019

Bankruptcy filings fell 0.3 percent for the 12-month period ending June 30, 2019, according to statistics released by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.Â

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Probation Officers Looking for Future Officers in the Classroom July 25, 2019

Federal probation offices around the country are reaching into local schools, sometimes helped by furry drug-sniffing dogs. Their goal? Raising awareness about the work of pretrial and probation officers and encouraging a diverse group of future officers.

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Chief Judge Carl E. Stewart to Receive 2019 Devitt Award July 23, 2019

Chief Judge Carl E. Stewart of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit is the recipient of the 2019 Edward J. Devitt Distinguished Service to Justice Award. StewartÂ will formally receive the award on Oct. 17Â in a ceremony at the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Panels Focus on Merit in Selection of Magistrate Judges July 18, 2019

Magistrate judges play a critical role in the federal Judiciary, fulfilling a broad range of responsibilities and easing heavy caseloads in district courts. A new video by the U.S courts. explains the merit selection process for these judges.

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2018 Wiretap Report: Orders and Convictions Fall June 28, 2019

Federal and state courts reported a combined 23 percent decrease in authorized wiretaps in 2018, compared with 2017, according to the Judiciaryâ€™s 2018 Wiretap report. Convictions in cases involving electronic surveillance also fell sharply.

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Judiciary Creates Public User Group for PACER June 26, 2019

The federal Judiciary has created and is seeking members for a public user group to provide advice and feedback on ways to improve its electronic public access services.Â

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U.S. charges Kansas researcher over ties to Chinese university - WTVB News August 21, 2019

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Businesses can register trademarks with new app, Business News & Top Stories - The Straits Times August 21, 2019

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Samsung patent suggests vertically folding phone is on the way - GSMArena.com news - GSMArena.com August 21, 2019

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Seven Barnwell Whaley attorneys named to 2020 'The Best Lawyers in America' list - Moultrie News August 21, 2019

Seven Barnwell Whaley attorneys named to 2020 'The Best Lawyers in America' list Moultrie NewsBarnwell Whaley Patterson & Helms announced that seven attorneys: M. Dawes Cooke, Jr., B.C. Killough, Randell C. Stoney, Jr., K. Michael Barfield, ...

Donald Trump says 'I am the chosen one' hours after comparing himself to God - Metro.co.uk August 21, 2019

Donald Trump says 'I am the chosen one' hours after comparing himself to God Metro.co.ukâ€œI am the chosen one,â€� President Trump says in defense of trade war. â€œSomebody had to do it, so I'm taking on China.â€� pic.twitter.com/aAFvUe8dOc.

Opinion | The World Trade Organization could still prove itself effective - Livemint August 21, 2019

Opinion | The World Trade Organization could still prove itself effective LivemintThe US must review its position and engage with the global community to design an effective dispute settlement mechanism.

$1.4 Billion in Counterfeits Were Seized in the US in 2018, and Apparel, Accessories & Footwear Among the Most â€” The Fashion Law - The Fashion Law August 21, 2019

$1.4 Billion in Counterfeits Were Seized in the US in 2018, and Apparel, Accessories & Footwear Among the Most â€” The Fashion Law The Fashion LawOn the heels of a string of recent busts that saw U.S. Customs agents commandeer $3.4 million worth of counterfeits at Los Angeles International Airport â€“ from ...

IP Frontiers: The difficulties of protecting cannabis and related intellectual property - The Daily Record (Rochester, N.Y.) August 21, 2019

IP Frontiers: The difficulties of protecting cannabis and related intellectual property The Daily Record (Rochester, N.Y.)As more than half of the states in the U.S. have recently decriminalized cannabis/marijuana to some extent, the domestic cannabis business has been growing ...