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November 6, 2019
- Virginia statute finally declared unconstitutional
- What we can learn about retirement planning from climbing Mount Everest
Nation
- Arpaio aides ignored judge's order to halt sweeps
- Lawyer: Trump's phone records back details of woman's claim
- Man hopes rulings end murder case of missing brother
- National Roundup
State
Courts
- What jurors really think about your employment case
- Does the Civil Rights Act protect LGBT workers? The Supreme Court is about to decide
- Judge: Redistricting guru's documents no longer confidential
Business
- UPS CEO talks about holiday shipping, drones, Amazon threat
- As McDonald's CEO learned, workplace romance can be perilous
- U.S. woos Asia with plan to rival China's 'Belt and Road'
Feature
headlines
- Going the distance: Champion distance swimmer aims for a career in civil rights and Constitutional Law
- Law school conducts commencement for its May graduates following pandemic delays
- Election turnout offers a glimmer of hope in 2020
- Plunkett Cooney attorney authors Michigan chapter of ALFA International Business Litigation Compendium
- Daily Briefs
headlines National
- DOJ probed possible bid to pay for presidential pardon, unsealed opinion says
- Trump lawyer says official who defended voting machines should be shot; AG Barr also sees no manipulation
- Q&A with Michael Schein of Microfame Media
- Amid COVID-19, the Bar Exam Faces a Reckoning and a Revamp
- Wednesday round-up
- Argument analysis: Justices send mixed messages on corporate liability for allegedly aiding child slavery abroad
