Although former Sheriff Joe Arpaio was pardoned by President Trump, Maricopa County, Arizona, cannot escape liability for compensating victims of the sheriff’s office racially profiling
Month: July 2018
Manafort Loses Bail Appeal
While jury selection in Paul Manafort’s bank fraud and tax evasion trial got underway in a Virginia courtroom Tuesday, a federal appeals court rejected Manafort’s
Alabama Must Face Race Claims Over Minimum Wage Law
The city of Birmingham won reinstatement of a race discrimination claim against the state of Alabama over imposition of a statewide minimum wage of $7.25
Costco Defeats Slave Labor Case
Costco cannot be held liable for selling products that may have been partially produced by slave labor, according to a ruling of the 9th U.S.
Mariia Butina Charged as Russian Foreign Agent
Russian Mariia Butina faces charges of conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent in an alleged Russian attempt to influence U.S. poliics by using the
Ninth Circuit Nominee, Five District Nominees Announced
The White House has released the names of six nominees to federal judgeships, including Eric D. Miller to serve on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court
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