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Dersh Drops The Hottest Trump Trial Takes Of All

And the award for stupidest take on the Trump trial that didn’t risk anyone’s life (STTTDRAL) goes to … ALAN DERSHOWITZ! Come on down, Professor! “The gag order is unconstitutional. You cannot prevent a defendant from attacking the witnesses, from attacking the judge’s daughter, if the judge’s daughter could be a basis for disqualification!” he…

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Production In Original Digital Format — The New Normal 

Ed. note: This article first appeared in ILTA’s Peer to Peer magazine. For more, visit our ILTA on ATL channel here.  When handling electronic documents in litigation matters, one crucial decision to make is how to produce the data. The ILTA Litigation Practice Support Survey asked, “In what format do you most frequently produce?” The results showed…

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Donald Trump’s Chilly Reception In New York Courthouse

(Photo by Maansi Srivastava – Pool/Getty Images) Poor little Donnie is cold! Looks like Donald Trump is suffering in a way that millions of women know all too well — he’s uncomfortably cold. The former president complained that the temperature in the New York courtroom where he’s facing criminal charges related to hush money payments…

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Self-Immolation Across Street From Courthouse Housing Trump Case

In February, Aaron Bushnell set himself on fire in protest of the rapidly worsening Palestinian genocide. Since then, public discussions about the efficacy and meaning of self-immolation as a form of protest have begun to circulate. Part of that discussion was the worry that protest would result in copy-cat immolations over time. While the story…

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The DOJ Isn’t The Only One Keeping Apple In Check

(Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) As Americans, it’s easy to limit our legal horizon to what’s going on in our country — hard enough to keep up with everything as is! But there are times when being aware of legal happenings elsewhere can help you understand the changes happening on the home turf. Even if…

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