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Fake Trump Electors in Wisconsin Accept Biden’s 2020 Win in Settlement

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Wisconsin Trump Electors Settle Lawsuit, agree Biden won in 2020

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Current and Former Army Officers File Legal Brief Supporting National Security Need for Diversity in Lawsuit Attacking Race-Conscious Admissions at West Point

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The Washington Post covers Fourth Circuit’s order to a judge to reconsider his ruling denying a preliminary injunction that could have resulted in the release of some people awaiting trial at the Prince George’s County jail

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The National Law Journal covers U.S. Supreme Court decision on Acheson Hotels LLC v. Laufer

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Wiley covers amicus brief filed by ICAP and other nonprofit public interest legal services organizations that helped persuade the Fourth Circuit to overturn an obsolete prohibition on certain attorneys fees in civil rights cases

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The New Yorker interviews Mary McCord on Donald Trump’s indictment for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.

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Just Security: Anticipating Jim Jordan’s Judiciary Committee Hearing with FBI Director Wray

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WCNC Charlotte covers Joshua Rohrer’s lawsuit against the city of Gastonia and the two police officers who arrested Rohrer in October 2021

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Disabled Veteran Files Lawsuit Against N.C. City and Police Officers Who Forcibly Arrested Him, Tased His Service Dog, and Engaged in Retaliatory Online Harassment Campaign

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Just Security: Stewart Rhodes Should Get No Leniency For Leading Anti-Government Paramilitary Group

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Post and Courier covers challenge to overbroad restrictions on the unauthorized practice of law that prevent the South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP from providing free, accurate guidance to tenants facing eviction

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Reuters covers challenge to overbroad restrictions on the unauthorized practice of law that prevent the South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP from providing free, accurate guidance to tenants facing eviction

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WCIV ABC News 4 covers challenge to overbroad restrictions on the unauthorized practice of law that prevent the South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP from providing free, accurate guidance to tenants facing eviction

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South Carolina State Conference Files Suit to Expand the Free Guidance for Low-Income Tenants Facing Eviction

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WCIV ABC News 4 covers challenge to overbroad restrictions on the unauthorized practice of law that prevent the South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP from providing free, accurate guidance to tenants facing eviction

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South Carolina State Conference Files Suit to Expand the Free Guidance for Low-Income Tenants Facing Eviction

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Confronting White Supremacy (Part VII): The Evolution of Anti-Democratic Extremist Groups and the Ongoing Threat to Democracy

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Daily Record covers district court opinion granting summary judgment to plaintiffs in challenge to Maryland’s ban on broadcasting criminal court proceedings

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Washington Times covers district court opinion granting summary judgment to plaintiffs in challenge to Maryland’s ban on broadcasting criminal court proceedings

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CBS News covers district court opinion granting summary judgment to plaintiffs in challenge to Maryland’s ban on broadcasting criminal court proceedings

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Washington Post covers the pretrial detention system in Prince George’s County, Maryland, that allows the jail to decide who is incarcerated prior to trial

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Washington Post covers ICAP’s challenge to the pretrial detention system in Prince George’s County, Maryland, that allows the jail to decide who is incarcerated prior to trial

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Washington Post covers the pretrial detention system in Prince George’s County, Maryland, that allows the jail to decide who is incarcerated prior to trial

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